Wow, you have right...
someone confusing omegaverse with reality?^^
No, it was more a response as to how readers aren't recognising crimes and other causes of concern, and justifying it because it's fiction. Think of all the mangas you have read that have train groping, as if it's some sort of kink, now look at the massive problem in Japan in regards to that assault and how victims are poorly treated by society and the law. You can google yourself, but the man actually said that girls and women release pheremones which force these poor ill men to assault them, which bears correlation to what has happened in this comic. Yes it's fiction, but fiction still should have standards and readers too should have the capacity to understand that what is being depicted isn't consensual, it's not romantic, it's for the most part relying on justifying crimes but playing it off as funny.
There was an article a while back in Japan, saying that in response to the epidemic of men groping, usually children on trains that these criminals were really just men suffering from a "syndrome" and that it was the girls and women who were forcing these men to assault them because they were "realising pheremones" I kid you not. Victims of sexual crimes in both South Korea and Japan are often blamed, and not given support. Now think of all the media, that has 'dubious consent" victim blaming and assaults like train gropes, none of which get portrayed as crimes, think of this comic. The statement above about pheremones justifying sexual crimes came from a real person, and there has been studies showing how media interpretations like this normalise crimes, and make consent not something to value. This comic in particular, read all the comments saying that 'it's not rape, he wanted it" 'he should be forced to stay" "he should be raped again" "he's a brat, he should accept it" "he should be forced to get pregnant so he can't leave" (⊙…⊙ )