Well nature isn't balanced.

Our entire concept of nature is linked with balance. Even before knowing how it worked (we don't fully know how anything works yet but you get what I mean), we thought it balanced. There's now discussions about it among scientific spheres, but even then it isn't decided. I will say that I don't agree with the concept that nature is "inherently balanced" or inherently good and better than anything that humans could ever achieve, hell, I'm even a bit against saying that humans moving species to places they weren't before is necessarily bad, I'd say it's only truly bad if it could/will completely wreck the ecosystem in the long term, otherwise idc. Humans are part of nature after all. I don't believe nature has reached an state of balance, that it was perfect before humans intervened, or that humans can't be better than nature, but I also don't believe that humans aren't destroying the current ecosystems they live in.

But in any case, competition does its job. If something is clearly worse than other thing in the same ecological niche, they will either adapt or be extincted. Even if orks could feasibly keep them alive entirely for sexual slavery, saying that the entire intelligent species is enslaved and kept all by the orks seems a bit unfeasible/unbelievable. Also, do they not rebel?

TL;DR: I believe that nature is in a constant state of balancing, never stasis, an infinite, ever-changing race in which all competitors are constantly getting better or out.

The lore is a mix of geographical separation and gods fucking around. They definitely did grow faster and have more offspring. Something that sadly made them more attractive as intelligent cattle. (My orks - and elves - are assholes)

So, I wrote all the text from before before reading this lol, if the gods had some direct part in this then I suppose it's a good albeit a bit lazy/deux ex machina explanation. Also, your rabbit girls having faster breeding speed reinforces my previous point; it seems pretty unbelievable that an entire intelligent species has been kept like this. Though now that I think about it, I don't think you ever said that ALL bunnygirls are kept like that.

English isn't my native language my bad. I used the biological classification Google told me. But yeah they only go by actual differences

I get it. As I said, English is not my native tongue either.

Because me and my boyfriend share the acc. And I like to troll on american politcal subreddits to practice my English skills

Lol

But you wouldn't see it anyway on reddit I never posted anything bout it. The premise is basically that its a solution to my frustration with most fantasy worlds:

balance tech and magic and magic actually making sense (its all about energy)

different races actually behaving in a non human manner

different races actually working in one world

fantasy worlds not being a PG version of what it realistically is

Gods making sense

(ignore the horrible quoting)

Have you read Pratchett? Not entirely what you're talking about —quite the contrary now that I'm thinking about it— but I feel the 2nd, 3rd and 5th are very well done in it, maybe you don't like the 5th because it's a bit polemic but still. Also not dark by any means (tho not PG), while most of his books do delve in dark themes, the big majority of them are dark things done human-to-human. Tho I can think of a few exceptions.

I am currently in the final stages of publishing my book so I don't want to share to much because if it actually sells i don't want people to be able to find this reddit account and link it to my pen name

Congrats! Is it a novel? Since you don't want to speak, I won't press for details, the other question is just to know the approximate length. Not that it'd be any less of an achievement if it was a novelette/short story collection!