Anonymous #1 10h

Right! It’s something I’ve noticed over the years. Especially after recently reading an article on yuri and sexism. And how typically the most comics are going to be M/F then M/M and then quite a lot less of F/F. And the same is for omegaverse (though this is a lot less sampling size) where majority is A/O with less A/A or A/B and maybe a few B/O and basically none of O/O. Which is not necessarily to do with the straightness more so how queerness is viewed as more and less acceptable.

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Anonymous OP 10h

For omegaverse I also only ever see b/o as a side pairing that’s not explored. O/o is rare, but when I do see it it’s usually the central pairing. And also usually smut lmao. A/A is also usually smut in my experience. I have a pet theory that’s it’s because it’s the most gay/taboo pairing, and so it’s more… fetishized is WAY too strong a word, but something like that. And tbc thats not a criticism, god bless smut and our beautiful writers, I just think it’s interesting to note the way it goes

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