It’s beyond annoying when authors limit Omegas to being nothing more than dependents who need an Alpha just to survive. There are so many other works that clearly demonstrate how much more an Omega can be. To give us hope that this story would be different—only to destroy it by forcing a relationship like this—is honestly sickening.
What makes it worse is the missed potential: his mother’s friend literally gave him equipment to help manage pheromones, proving that the technology for independence exists in this universe. Yet, the author chose to portray this toxic situation instead.
@FreakyAaahCat yes i find it frustrating how they portray omegas as if they cant live independently its so toxic i still hope to find a omegaverse where the omega doesnt depend on a alpha also the reason i actually dont fully dislike Chowon from "love is an illusion" i know all he did to others were wrong but i am talking about how he changed and is not dependent on an alpha anymore and truly fell in love with a beta (ik he is a dominant and maybe that makes his case different but still) can u reccom any good omegaverse i still cant rmbr the last time i read a good one and i thought that this might be it after seeing a reel of them being childhood frnds 🙂 i actually hoped it would be omega x omega 😭 i will still be reading it cus i wont be able to sleep otherwise
@Dazai_Dokja_wifey Hey, Sweeties!!! Honestly, I'm not a big fan of Omegaverse, so I avoid the genre as much as possible. BUT, one work that I highly recommend and that brings perspectives I really like is: Takatora-kun to Omegatachi. It's a work that deals heavily with worldviews and politics within an Omegaverse, so it might end up being boring for some, but it still holds a special place in my heart!
