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PitBabe The Series EP 6 REACTION (Patreon)

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2024-01-24 15:58:32
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2024-12
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02 January, 2024 - pb6

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Angel Crowder

Way liked how things were when he was the center of Babes world and they were doing all of this together. He wants all from Babe and Babe doesn't see him that way. No one can make someone love them. Attraction has to go both ways before anything can happen. Babe has changed, grown. He has become more vulnerable, willing to show it not just to Charlie but everyone. He has brought himself down from the ego trip car racer. Babe is a little more grounded and Way doesn't like any of it. He has been influencing Babe's thoughts for a long time and he's used to doing it in his underhanded way. Jeff can see the future. It's why he doesn't touch people. He sees things he doesn't want to see from people he doesn't know. In a sense I do feel sorry for Way, he waited for Babe to feel something for him but in the other side of it he set himself up for something that was never going to happen.

Staywithme20for7

Okay just for information propose Charlie was and is always the top. Usually I don't care, but I like that's not stereotypical.

Tori Pieterse

In an omegaverse: individuals have secondary genders, such as alphas, betas and omegas or enigmas in this case. Typically alphas are portrayed as the bigger, stronger individual, and this is even whether their primary genders are male or female. However, the really special and great omegaverse stories break out of that mould where an alpha must look a certain way and an omega must look and do certain things. The only certain thing about them is their biology and that is for the most part how you would tell the difference. Just because someone looks a certain way doesn’t have to mean that they are a top or a bottom or too masculine or feminine. Just like the primary genders, where there is toxic masculinity where people feel that a man is supposed to be with a woman and be the giver and look tough and big and whatever else. The secondary genders also should not be stigmatized and put in a box. And that is the bigger message that is always portrayed in omegaverse stories where they break the stigma that an alpha must be the top, because that’s just not true. There is no set look or way for a gender and by trying to stereotype a gender is where you start heading into toxic territory. Sorry for ranting, and this is not a dig at you, just my opinion on some of the comments said in this particular reaction, but I had to get this out, even though it’s been months since this has been posted. I noticed you kept commenting on the fact that Charlie doesn’t look like a top or an alpha. And that’s intentionally so (at least in the show version), he’s not supposed to. In a strictly hetero omegaverse world Charlie and Babe who are both alphas wouldn’t be together, because that is the equivalent of two men or two people of the same primary genders being together. And that is not at all an open-minded or inclusive portrayal. So, I understand you may not fully understand, these type of omegaverse stories fully, but when you start to understand that we are talking about gender then you gain a bigger picture of what’s really being communicated. Once again, No shade and no disrespect at all. Just wanted to give my opinion on what I just watched, I apologize in advance if anything comes off that way to you, that is definitely not my intention. But overall I enjoyed your reaction, as I always do.

Tori Pieterse

Also in the scene around 21:58 that you were saying you didn’t understand what was going on. Was partly because of your video issues and also you not catching on that that scene was them re-enacting that scene from episode 1. They did the same scene from episode one, almost word for word, just with a role reversal, which is in line with the couple itself not sticking to gender norms and breaking those toxic stereotypes. When I first saw that scene re-enacted and realized what it meant and symbolized, I got goosebumps actually, they really did this for the fans.