MrsHatake's Topics (114)

Well, Aki did suggest they switch in the festival chapter. But I think, because they're both virgins, they they both wanna top the first time they're intimate. I don't think the lack of switching is the issue, its who goes first in their minds.

yeah but i get the feeling that the author would just make the first one "permanent top", thats why im commenting.

What a great idea so both can have Babys... ヾ(☆▽☆)

The kids would be confused as the one who carries is generally called mom in omegaverse! ╮(￣▽￣)╭

They can just compromise ocer who would be called mom and who would be dad, its just small inconvenience xD

or how about they both be both dads because they're not women and shouldn't be stereotyped into feminine roles as a sign that one submitted to other, rather than just took a sexual role in their sexual lives.....

lmao just call them two dads

*smashes the invisible thumbs up button*

Do you wanna imply that being women or taking a feminine role means/is a sign that you have to submit to the other guy? That's sexism! Also without a doubt insulting! #－.－)
Mine was meant as a lighthearted comment that you see as stereotyping. Besides they have male and female sexes in omegaverse as per appereances only so one who appears to be a female can be a father too so what's wrong with a guy being a mother?! If I am not wrong then isn't it you who is stereotyping?!

if an actual man were capable of having a child and they so forth decided to have their children refer to him as a mother, then that's a designation that their allowed of their own free will. However you trying to flip this is as a comment of sexism, is not valid, when gay or homo leaning men are degraded by society through feminine attributes. In the context of a gay relationship despite your attempt at lightheartedness, referring to one member of the couple as the mother is the equivalent of asking who's the "woman" in the relationship that is so crassly asked of gay couples. The point is, there is no woman in the relationship whatsoever, and yes being a mother is a gendered social construct I'll admit to that, but because we have made it so. Male seahorses carry their children even within in a "heterosexual"(also construct) relationship the same can be said for certain species of male penguins who almost solely nurture for some time their offspring immediately after the egg has hatched. Yet they are not considered a mother even then but as the father figure. Being designated a mother is more attributed to the individual dealing with gestation and then after nursing. If you were to imply this as your definition of motherhood to the dark haired alpha then that's fair enough a reason, but that is because society has decided to use the term mother for this and apply this to femme sexed individuals. Father could have easily been defined this way too. We could flip this, and even include other heteronormative labels such as husband and wife. But why, then must we adhere to a heteronormative dichotomy of this(father) or that(mother), when in actually these alphas identify as equal cis males of the same nature (they're husbands to one another, so they stand to be fathers similarly to their children). In this way it's not a matter of the difference signified by mother and father but the similarity of the individuals of both equally being able to bear children and be a parental figure at least in this fictional universe. Hence father/father or if you wanted mother/mother rather than mother/father. Don't accuse someone of sexism either when you're applying biased ideas of sex even in your own argument.

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What? Who said anything about submission? What was said is "usually it's the one that gives birth that is called mom", giving birth. Get that feminist shit out of here, it's not even in context.

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Black haired gives birth and in turn, the white haired tells him that it'll be his turn next time

No, their argument was entirely valid and your statement wasn't even within context. Again, no one said "submission", YOU brought that up. What was said was "usually it's the one that gives birth that is called mom", which literally just makes sense. Not sure where submission comes into there... It doesn't. Not sure what part of their argument "wasn't valid" to you, i guess you just don't have a counter because you obviously look sexist by saying it's "submissive" for one of them to be called "mom"...

ffs this was only said in a joking manner if they wanna be called mario and luigi by their kids so be it i dont really care

THEN I WANT VOLUME 2 RIGHT NOW lol xD
i saw the raws but didnt understand it. thx :D