i typically dont like alpha/omega bls because i feel as though there's too much imbalance and too conventional of a trope. it's one thing to be toxic and another to be dictate by your biology and feeling helpless because of it. i especially don't like how heat/ruts are such powerful set pieces that i just don't like it BUT i am so glad i read this one before jumping to conclusions because the omega here ACTUALLY has agency and prevents large gaps of power imbalance and it's so cool and definitely believable that dissociative identity disorder is at play here. i thoroughly enjoyed the first 10 initial chapters and i will be waiting for this to grow so i can binge read it. i hope it still has some toxic or like co-dependency mannerisms weaved throughout the part but i hope they don't lean too much to the omegaverse side (crazy for me to say) and keep this pace up in the future.
i typically dont like alpha/omega bls because i feel as though there's too much imbalance and too conventional of a trope. it's one thing to be toxic and another to be dictate by your biology and feeling helpless because of it. i especially don't like how heat/ruts are such powerful set pieces that i just don't like it BUT i am so glad i read this one before jumping to conclusions because the omega here ACTUALLY has agency and prevents large gaps of power imbalance and it's so cool and definitely believable that dissociative identity disorder is at play here. i thoroughly enjoyed the first 10 initial chapters and i will be waiting for this to grow so i can binge read it. i hope it still has some toxic or like co-dependency mannerisms weaved throughout the part but i hope they don't lean too much to the omegaverse side (crazy for me to say) and keep this pace up in the future.