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"Murder is bad! We all agree on that, right?"

depends on who's "murdered"

"But the antivillain stories I like the most, the protagonist gets caught in the end"

i see! i wouldn't like to see the vigilante behind bars

it's not that i "take the message of the vigilante to heart." i look for a vigilante story that's consistent with my existing, pessimistic beliefs

you do the same. "antivillains" getting caught confirms your existing belief that e.g. "murder bad"

long live ji yong and kang ok. may success follow the vigilante duo (or couple, i ship them hehe) every step of the way 🥂

i'm finally squeezing "me time" into my busy university schedule and catching up on my favorite kdrama (vigilante)!

joon hyuk (kang ok): [joo hyuk] is like a quote generator. how can i not fall for him? he's right. crimes should be punished by crimes (episode 3, 38:00)
i'll be frank, i like the vigilante. there's no reason. i just like him (episode 4, 11:38)
you're on a date, [joo hyuk]? i'm jealous. are you enjoying your dinner? (episode 5, 1:17)

joon hyuk (kang ok) was jealous his man had dinner with someone that wasn't him? 😏 he's been dropping flirty hints; the support, compliments, eye contacts and nervousness around joo hyuk (ji yong). he's madly in love with the vigilante

joon hyuk (kang ok): i told you, you need me. cho heon is a puppet of those in power. he's a common enemy (episode 5, 1:30)

i wish ji tae (cho heon) had feelings for joo hyuk (ji yong). we would see him struggle, feel powerless to carry out the legally appropriate action, and give up on the idea of catching the vigilante

i know he's an oldie, don't come for me 😂

naïve boy si wan (byung tae) was sent flying from his bike and pinned against bad boy shi woo (gyeong tae)? this could have been a memorable meet-cute for a romance story

imagine si wan (byung tae) softening shi woo (gyeong tae)'s hardened heart, and shi woo (gyeong tae) saying that si wan (byung tae) "tastes better than a bloody cigarette" (episode 1, 25:46) 🤔

sounds more like you're from an inconsiderate, sadistic generation that doesn't respect boundaries

you are easily offended. you're offended that i'm offended, and you manipulate the situation for your personal gain to offend me on purpose

it's offensive fiction. you don't get what's offensive about a humanoid alien literally shooting babies out of its ass? i'd be offended on behalf of those babies!

being offensive for the sake of being offensive isn't cool

10% is an overstatement. 99.9% of a/b/o fiction is "straight" garbage. 0.1% is the alpha x alpha, alpha x beta or beta x beta that's tolerable

pheromones are internal and external "forces." alphas and omegas catch a whiff of them, and experience strong aphrodisiac effects they wouldn't have otherwise

"it's their biology, it's not rape." isn't that what a rapist would say?

ovulation isn't "a period of increased sexual desire." following ovulation, i notice a sharp decrease in my sexual desire. i feel cramps, and nausea. what's "normal" ovulation varies from woman to woman, and changes over our lifetime. heats don't vary. they increase the risk of rape and rape-related pregnancy without exception

"They are fictional genders and it doesn't change the current gender or sex of humans in the real world"

new words should be formed to describe a/b/o's humanoid aliens. authors can't steal realistic words, "man" or "woman," and expect me to go along with their unrealistic, abominable usage

the majority of a/b/o stories do include rape (mating in heat) and rape-related pregnancy. why are you ignoring that?

i don't believe a/b/o can be "consensual." pheromones are like drugs. they compromise the ability to consent to an activity

why imagine a bunch of humanoid aliens that are born into their lower (omega and beta) or upper (alpha, enigma and sigma) social standing categories, if their interactions are "consensual?" why tag it bl? "man" or "woman" is an overly broad, obscure label that means nothing and everything in an "anyone can get pregnant" a/b/o setting

according to commenters below, the novel mentioned omegas, heats and ruts. oh, and "enigmas" who can "impregnate alphas"

the "small" (big) fragment defines the story. what's there to read or watch? alphas or omegas rutting or going into heat? censor the a/b/o, and i will evaluate the rest of the story. i feel physically ill reading a/b/o or watching a/b/o adaptations. i advise against critics giving a/b/o the time of day

anything is better than a/b/o. the bls that came out recently? i'd watch them a 100 times if it meant a/b/o would disappear

it is fair. a/b/o adaptations are hurtling cinema towards the future of doom. why wouldn't evaluations based on an understanding of the story as a whole be biased? most critics are unabashedly liberal or conservative. they see what they want to see. liberal gender special critics would bias their review to benefit the a/b/o fandom

poor acting, weak script, substandard directing, and low-quality special effects. the main leads overacted, exaggerating the performance in a way that took me out of the horrific a/b/o narrative. maybe that's a good thing? maybe i should thank them, and give "pit babe" a 2/10

it depends. "omegaverse" fans give it a higher rating than it deserves. a 8+ rating would be biased and out of whack. someone should give it a lower rating to bring things back into balance

sometimes, you come face-to-face with a trope, and realize you want to spend your whole "life" without it. a/b/o is one of those tropes

the rating isn't invalid. it's people's opinions, and their opinions are valid

refer to my previous comment: https://kisskh.at/726783-seven-escape#comment-15304249

betrayal: exposing (one's country, a group, or a person) to danger by treacherously giving information to an enemy

a moral soldier resists the demands of the enemy. collaborating with the enemy under duress promotes disloyalty and disaffection among the troops. it's betrayal of one's country. why wouldn't mo ne collaborating with k, and exposing do hyuk to danger be betrayal? "having a choice" isn't part of the definition

how to tell someone's feelings are real: will they stay, or leave to save their own skin? if they leave, their feelings aren't real