haven't read this shit but why the hell do you keep calling him his mom? that twink is a m...

so in a lot of omegaverse stories they call the parent who gave birth "mom" regardless of gender. This author in particular calls him that, if you read the original or this one you'll see he gets refer to like Mom

coz he literally gave birth to him, he has the womb- it's just a distinction from the other father.

it's still weird as fuck to call a man mom. call them both dads

That's how it works in omegaverse. It goes more by the secondary sex characteristic than the first unless they have the same secondary sex characteristic. In this case, Byul's parents, Dojin and Hyesung, are Alpha and Omega. Male omegas have a womb and can give birth.

And honestly, they're just characters. No need to get so hard-pressed about it.

what a heteronormative way of thinking, that's what makes omegaverse fun, it crosses that threshold. If you get the definition of mother/mom from any dictionary, the uke fits that perfectly without looking at him, so it's really not that weird. Although the Auntie part- that one was odd because the definition for that word is simply a female relative that's a spouse of/sibling to either parent, there's no function involved unlike with mother/father, there's no reason why he should be called an Aunt when he is still a dude.

you think ive heteronormative way of thinking when yall bring heteronormative roles into gay relationships? sheesh. the small logic you apply to the aunt applies to his dad as well. just cuz the author is normalizing it doesn't mean it's ok to accept it.

thank you I hate heteronormativity in queer omegaverse like it takes away the whole point of the genre if you’re just going to substitute them for a man/woman relationship, that’s just bioessentialist misogyny. They can be a male omega who gave birth and still be called ‘dad’, those 2 things can exist at the same time

they just don't get how weird that shit is. i thought these ppl who have kink for male pregnancy liked it cuz it was a dude that's pregnant, but instead they label him as a mom too? imagine calling a female alpha dad?? or any masc woman in GL for that matter. it so so weird

mother/mom literally has a functional meaning, that's why it's not weird to call someone that IF they meet that criteria or function, LOL just say you hate the term because it reminds one of women, ya'll acting all inclusive for queerness when what's really happening is that you're just hating on anything associated with femininity

babes you're honestly just reaching now. just as I wouldn't call an alpha female or masc presenting lesbian dad, i wouldn't call an omega dude mom either.

you’re talking to a lesbian. I eat femininity for breakfast but go off

How is that reaching when I literally gave you a reason for why I think so, you're the one insisting on your weird ass mindset claiming it's not heteronormative, lol so a guy sticking to labels that are only appropriate for men is not heteronormative? how boring is your way of thinking?

chowons dad is a female alpha they call her dad as well

and you're talking to a gay who embodies femininity on a day to day basis and can literally relate to that maternal instinct despite having a peen, but go off

I really hope you don’t think you ate especially since you’re queer and you don’t even know how this mindset is eventually going to affect the very thing you represent but with that good luck with that maternal instinct though I’m sure you and your peepee gets it more than me ╮(￣▽￣)╭

the literal definition of mother in the dictionary is "The female parent of a human being; a woman in relation to a child or children to whom she has given birth", so tell him how the hell does Heesung meet any of those requirements? does he identify as a woman? no he doesn't. are omegas stated to identify as females even if they give birth? no. otherwise this shit wouldn't be BL. those heteronormative roles enforced on women is toxic as fuck, so why the hell do you want to bring that shit into the queer space?

and thats still weird as hell!

what a sore ass bish, you're the one who brought up queerness in the first place thinking YOU ate LMAO how on earth would that affect the very thing I represent? how is being open to other possibilities a bad thing, fr, I'm asking how?

read that again, slowly. Did I not say it's functional and if they meet that function then I it's not weird? literally says "a woman in relation to a child or children to whom she has given birth" yes, the uke is not a woman, but he meets this function, unlike with the term "Aunt" that is completely titular.

Hey so I got this crazy idea what if.. you continue to not read it and keep going w your life instead of arguing over smth the creator decided to use!