do you guys think omegaverse is misogynistic

Yeah it's literally just patriarchy 2.0 and it doesn't even try to say anything it's just omg what if a gender was inherently submissive and patite and could have children and also need a dick up their ass once a month isn't that hot   1 reply

Yes,ofc, the whole concept of omegaverse is to inflict patriarchy on man. And somehow it could be a great Idea to denounce sexism and gender norm but the only thing bl author want to do is mpreg and normalizing sa with the pheromones and rut thing. Even gl omegaverse is sexist...   1 reply

I have a few things in mind that i cant coherently unify lol -Do i think its inherently misogynistic? No. Do i think it there are heteronormative gender themes? Yes. -Omegaverse has come so far and wide, and thus has been interpreted and expressed differently by different groups in different media e.g. ao3, bl manga, bl manhwa, etc. -There are ome......   1 reply

It was not created that way, it was created to showcase the misogyny that happens in real life in a different lense however authors might have different takes on it. It depends on the work.   reply

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I don't read Yaoi so I'll answer for the hetero ones : they're very mysoginistic as the woman is often the one is heat and very much often raped or forced to have sex because "this dude is hot and proposed to relief the pain". Make it an ugly or normal guy instead and it's very weird all of a sudden.   1 reply

yes, next question   reply

Yes and no. Part of the appeal of omegaverse is that it is a place to explore sexism and that it plays with sexist tropes. So obviously it will have parts that echo misogyny in the real world. However, nowadays, bls have started to stray from the traditional alpha x omega and alpha=dominant omega=submissive, exploring more of the implications of th......   reply

I mean I think it depends on the manga. Most of it is just mpreg and nothing else, but there are some stories that actually take it seriously and use it as allegory for misogyny and homophobia, as in, actually saying something about it. So this can be used as criticism of patriarchy, just portraying oppression on men similar to oppression on women ......   1 reply

I think it depends on how wide your understanding is. In our world there are things we do that doesn't really have meaning into it and we just wanna do it but other people labeled it as they see fit. So if you think it's misogynistic the it's misogynistic. You dont need to know what we think because no matter what people say if it is what you think......   1 reply