At first I was like the omega wasn't that annoying, and as understandable as his reactions are after being abandoned, framed and fired, he's still kinda being ridiculous for hanging onto the ML when he's supposed to not want any pity. Like shouldn't he be scared of being abandoned first, so he should do it first?
He literally called the clump of cells in his stomach a burden because he understands the pain of being a burden, so why is he trying to repeat the cycle? I guess that's what gets me the most. I'm supposed to root for this guy, but he's actively becoming the villain of his own story by being contradictory to his own character set up.
At first I was like the omega wasn't that annoying, and as understandable as his reactions are after being abandoned, framed and fired, he's still kinda being ridiculous for hanging onto the ML when he's supposed to not want any pity. Like shouldn't he be scared of being abandoned first, so he should do it first?
He literally called the clump of cells in his stomach a burden because he understands the pain of being a burden, so why is he trying to repeat the cycle? I guess that's what gets me the most. I'm supposed to root for this guy, but he's actively becoming the villain of his own story by being contradictory to his own character set up.