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1. #1Denconstantselective

   Keys: Den

   Alphas turn the main room they sleep in into dens by scenting the ever-living hell out of them, claiming the room as theirs. Thanks to an alpha’s territorial nature, their own scent is calming to them. They are very protective over their dens, usually only letting packmates, family, or potential mates inside them or even see the interior. If someone enters the den without permission, especially another alpha, the den’s owner will attack them.

   When they are in pre-rut, they make sure every inch of the den smells like them, to the point that anyone who walked in would find the smell overwhelming. The need to have their den smell like them outside of their rut depends on how territorial the alpha is. When an alpha and an omega mate, the omega moves their nest into their alpha’s den.

2. #2Alphaconstantselective

   Keys: Alpha

   They are the ones at the top of the three genders. Alphas are tend to be leaders. They are protective and can be aggressive, they have a tendency to be easily swayed by emotion, although this is the stereotypical alpha, sometimes there are exceptions as some alphas are more calm and serene, it all depends on the individual. They are often naturally talented and/or charismatic, as well as strong. Alphas tend to be larger than betas and omegas. Alphas can be intimidating.

   Alphas can impregnate female betas, female omegas, or male omegas. Female alphas can not become pregnant, and if they do, likely cannot carry to term, there are few cases where they have managed to give birth. Female alphas have a retractable penis and internal testicles. Alphas have the ability to form a “knot” to encourage pregnancy during mating. If this occurs, partners are stuck together until it goes away.

   They have a strong protective instinct, they want to provide and be the leader of the family. They are territorial, three of their senses (smell, hearing and sight) are highly developed. alphas become very protective of pregnant omegas whom they know, especially their mates, and also become hostile toward strangers and anyone who approaches too quickly or comes too close. They tend to have jobs that have to do with politics, the armed forces, the great sciences or the police, therefore, they have the most benefits. But of course, this is a stereotype, the personalities of each one depend on each individual.

3. #3Omegaconstantselective

   Keys: Omega

   Omegas are able to become pregnant. They have a natural insitinct to nurture and have a tendency towards being submissive. They secrete their own lubricant, from the vagina, this serves so that they do not feel a great magnitude of pain when they are penetrated or the alpha knot expands inside them. Omegas go into heat at regular intervals.

   Omegas are seen as being inferior. They are sometimes underestimated. Omegas are more fertile than the other dynamics, and are often expected to become parents. Omegas are typically smaller then alphas. Omegas are typically feminine in shape, due to their ability to carry children.

4. #4Rutconstantselective

   Keys: Rut

   This is similar to an omega’s heat, and causes them to want to mate. An alpha's rut occurs every six months and lasts twenty-four hours, this occurs naturally but can be triggered when an omega is in heat. When an alpha enters their rut they become very aggressive, dominant and territorial. Unlike Omegas, Alphas do not produce a seductive scent when in heat. In fact, it is typically invasive/threatening to smell an Alpha in heat. Because of this, most individuals will start to shy away from them.

   During their rut, to the point that if they smell an unknown odor they will have the urge to attack, iIf there is an Omega nearby, they may feel the need to mate with the Omega or in some cases protect it from harm (even if there is none), it usually depends on how much they can control their instincts, but they normally lock themselves in a safe place if they do not have a partner or are looking for a partner, in case they have a partner they lock themselves with their partners.

5. #5Pupsconstantselective

   Keys: Pup, Baby, Child, Cub, Pups, Babys, children, Cubs

   commonly called puppies to the babies and childrens, are those infants who have not yet reached puberty.

6. #6Nestingconstantselective

   Keys: Nesting, Nest

   The trait of building a bed out of soft objects and one’s/one’s loved one’s things, typically seen in omegas.

   Most Omegas will build a nest in a secure room to provide comfort for themselves and their partner(s). This nest is made up of soft items that carry their scent, ranging from clothes to bedding. If they have someone they trust, they may use their clothing in the nest too. Omegas are typically very sensitve to scent when they're in their nest, as it's their safe spot, so foreign or unfamiliar scents can make them feel easily threatened when inside. If their nest is invaded with an unfamiliar scent or even a stranger, it's probable they'll develop trust issues and feel unsafe in their own home. It's their partner's job to protect the nest when their omega is inside of it.

7. #7Feralconstantselective

   Keys: Feral

   Is when someone becomes wild and animalistic, usually in response to extreme stress. It is most common in alphas, then in omegas.

8. #8Scentingconstantselective

   Keys: Scenting

   The act of rubbing one’s scent on another person or thing. It is seen as a very intimate act when done between partners, and is used to mark something as associated with the one who marks them. Scent glands are located on the neck.

9. #9Bondingconstantselective

   Keys: Bonding, bond

   A bond is a spiritual connection between two or more individuals that develops after a physical bite. A bond is only possible if all parties involved are consenting to the bond. With a bond, an individual may be able to feel another's emotions, be able to determine the exact location of their bonded, and may even physically experience pain that their bonded is experiencing.

10. #10Markingconstantselective

    Keys: Marking, Mark

    This is when you bite a person on the juncture between the neck and shoulder. Alphas may bite omaga's. Omegas cannot do this biting. Marking is like marriage, where a mated pair essentially mix their scents. Basically think about how dogs pee on trees, cats rub up against you to get their smell on you and so on. Marking is a way for show what's theirs and to ward other from taking their mate.

11. #11Heatconstantselective

    Keys: Heat

    A heat is the time when the Omega is most fertile and ready to mate. Some choose to have partners to help during their heats; others hide in their nests without a mate until their heat is over. During their heat, Omegas biologically produce a sweet scent to arouse alphas in order to breed, as they're most fertile during this time. This 'heat' scent is typically the Omega's amplified natural scent, though their slick can produce an intoxicating scent as well, which causes alphas to become somewhat irrational around them. They are more submissive in this time, it will be difficult to move, because this will cause them to feel more excited even with the slightest touch. It is better for an omega in this state to be with their partner or to be locked up at home, as an omega in heat is very vulnerable and very susceptible to the smell of an alpha. Making it easy to take advantage of them.

12. #12Scentconstantselective

    Keys: Scent

    In the Omegaverse, Alphas usually have a strong scent, such as oak, coffee, chocolate, or even a combination of scents like lemon and eucalyptus, laurel and currant, and more. Each Alpha has a distinct smell, making it easy to identify individuals. Their scent has a soothing effect on Omegas.

    Omegas have a strong yet gentle scent that is sweet and comforting, such as vanilla, peach, honey, or even a blend of scents like chewing gum and raspberry, cotton candy and tea, among others. Similar to Alphas, each Omega has a unique odor that sets them apart from others, but the sweet scent never fades. During their heat, this scent becomes particularly potent and captivating to any Alpha. Omegas can also help soothe their mates by releasing their scent.

    It's important to note that everyone's scent can change in certain situations. For example, when Alphas engage in fights for dominance or territorial disputes, they release pheromones that intensify their scent. Additionally, when an Omega becomes pregnant, their sweet scent transforms into an indistinguishable one.

13. #13Alpha voiceconstantselective

    Keys: Alpha voice

    Alphas possess a characteristic that can compel others to obey their commands, even against their will. If this is used on an omega, it will cause great pain if they attempt to refuse the order. The voice is impossible to ignore or disobey. It is usually used to give the omega a direct order.

14. #14Omega callconstantselective

    Keys: Omega call

    Omega's have a special call to their alpha, it is completely involuntary and causes the alpha in question to have an immense need to protect the omega. It is a weak whimper that is expelled by the omega in situations of fear or danger.

15. #15Denconstantselective

    Keys: Den

    Alphas turn the main room they sleep in into dens by scenting the ever-living hell out of them, claiming the room as theirs. Thanks to an alpha’s territorial nature, their own scent is calming to them. They are very protective over their dens, usually only letting packmates, family, or potential mates inside them or even see the interior. If someone enters the den without permission, especially another alpha, the den’s owner will attack them.

    When they are in pre-rut, they make sure every inch of the den smells like them, to the point that anyone who walked in would find the smell overwhelming. The need to have their den smell like them outside of their rut depends on how territorial the alpha is. When an alpha and an omega mate, the omega moves their nest into their alpha’s den.

16. #16Alphaconstantselective

    Keys: Alpha

    They are the ones at the top of the three genders. Alphas are tend to be leaders. They are protective and can be aggressive, they have a tendency to be easily swayed by emotion, although this is the stereotypical alpha, sometimes there are exceptions as some alphas are more calm and serene, it all depends on the individual. They are often naturally talented and/or charismatic, as well as strong. Alphas tend to be larger than betas and omegas. Alphas can be intimidating.

    Alphas can impregnate female betas, female omegas, or male omegas. Female alphas can not become pregnant, and if they do, likely cannot carry to term, there are few cases where they have managed to give birth. Female alphas have a retractable penis and internal testicles. Alphas have the ability to form a “knot” to encourage pregnancy during mating. If this occurs, partners are stuck together until it goes away.

    They have a strong protective instinct, they want to provide and be the leader of the family. They are territorial, three of their senses (smell, hearing and sight) are highly developed. alphas become very protective of pregnant omegas whom they know, especially their mates, and also become hostile toward strangers and anyone who approaches too quickly or comes too close. They tend to have jobs that have to do with politics, the armed forces, the great sciences or the police, therefore, they have the most benefits. But of course, this is a stereotype, the personalities of each one depend on each individual.

17. #17Omegaconstantselective

    Keys: Omega

    Omegas are able to become pregnant. They have a natural insitinct to nurture and have a tendency towards being submissive. They secrete their own lubricant, from the vagina, this serves so that they do not feel a great magnitude of pain when they are penetrated or the alpha knot expands inside them. Omegas go into heat at regular intervals.

    Omegas are seen as being inferior. They are sometimes underestimated. Omegas are more fertile than the other dynamics, and are often expected to become parents. Omegas are typically smaller then alphas. Omegas are typically feminine in shape, due to their ability to carry children.

18. #18Rutconstantselective

    Keys: Rut

    This is similar to an omega’s heat, and causes them to want to mate. An alpha's rut occurs every six months and lasts twenty-four hours, this occurs naturally but can be triggered when an omega is in heat. When an alpha enters their rut they become very aggressive, dominant and territorial. Unlike Omegas, Alphas do not produce a seductive scent when in heat. In fact, it is typically invasive/threatening to smell an Alpha in heat. Because of this, most individuals will start to shy away from them.

    During their rut, to the point that if they smell an unknown odor they will have the urge to attack, iIf there is an Omega nearby, they may feel the need to mate with the Omega or in some cases protect it from harm (even if there is none), it usually depends on how much they can control their instincts, but they normally lock themselves in a safe place if they do not have a partner or are looking for a partner, in case they have a partner they lock themselves with their partners.

19. #19Pupsconstantselective

    Keys: Pup, Baby, Child, Cub, Pups, Babys, children, Cubs

    commonly called puppies to the babies and childrens, are those infants who have not yet reached puberty.

20. #20Nestingconstantselective

    Keys: Nesting, Nest

    The trait of building a bed out of soft objects and one’s/one’s loved one’s things, typically seen in omegas.

    Most Omegas will build a nest in a secure room to provide comfort for themselves and their partner(s). This nest is made up of soft items that carry their scent, ranging from clothes to bedding. If they have someone they trust, they may use their clothing in the nest too. Omegas are typically very sensitve to scent when they're in their nest, as it's their safe spot, so foreign or unfamiliar scents can make them feel easily threatened when inside. If their nest is invaded with an unfamiliar scent or even a stranger, it's probable they'll develop trust issues and feel unsafe in their own home. It's their partner's job to protect the nest when their omega is inside of it.

21. #21Feralconstantselective

    Keys: Feral

    Is when someone becomes wild and animalistic, usually in response to extreme stress. It is most common in alphas, then in omegas.

22. #22Scentingconstantselective

    Keys: Scenting

    The act of rubbing one’s scent on another person or thing. It is seen as a very intimate act when done between partners, and is used to mark something as associated with the one who marks them. Scent glands are located on the neck.

23. #23Bondingconstantselective

    Keys: Bonding, bond

    A bond is a spiritual connection between two or more individuals that develops after a physical bite. A bond is only possible if all parties involved are consenting to the bond. With a bond, an individual may be able to feel another's emotions, be able to determine the exact location of their bonded, and may even physically experience pain that their bonded is experiencing.

24. #24Markingconstantselective

    Keys: Marking, Mark

    This is when you bite a person on the juncture between the neck and shoulder. Alphas may bite omaga's. Omegas cannot do this biting. Marking is like marriage, where a mated pair essentially mix their scents. Basically think about how dogs pee on trees, cats rub up against you to get their smell on you and so on. Marking is a way for show what's theirs and to ward other from taking their mate.

25. #25Heatconstantselective

    Keys: Heat

    A heat is the time when the Omega is most fertile and ready to mate. Some choose to have partners to help during their heats; others hide in their nests without a mate until their heat is over. During their heat, Omegas biologically produce a sweet scent to arouse alphas in order to breed, as they're most fertile during this time. This 'heat' scent is typically the Omega's amplified natural scent, though their slick can produce an intoxicating scent as well, which causes alphas to become somewhat irrational around them. They are more submissive in this time, it will be difficult to move, because this will cause them to feel more excited even with the slightest touch. It is better for an omega in this state to be with their partner or to be locked up at home, as an omega in heat is very vulnerable and very susceptible to the smell of an alpha. Making it easy to take advantage of them.

26. #26Scentconstantselective

    Keys: Scent

    In the Omegaverse, Alphas usually have a strong scent, such as oak, coffee, chocolate, or even a combination of scents like lemon and eucalyptus, laurel and currant, and more. Each Alpha has a distinct smell, making it easy to identify individuals. Their scent has a soothing effect on Omegas.

    Omegas have a strong yet gentle scent that is sweet and comforting, such as vanilla, peach, honey, or even a blend of scents like chewing gum and raspberry, cotton candy and tea, among others. Similar to Alphas, each Omega has a unique odor that sets them apart from others, but the sweet scent never fades. During their heat, this scent becomes particularly potent and captivating to any Alpha. Omegas can also help soothe their mates by releasing their scent.

    It's important to note that everyone's scent can change in certain situations. For example, when Alphas engage in fights for dominance or territorial disputes, they release pheromones that intensify their scent. Additionally, when an Omega becomes pregnant, their sweet scent transforms into an indistinguishable one.

27. #27Alpha voiceconstantselective

    Keys: Alpha voice

    Alphas possess a characteristic that can compel others to obey their commands, even against their will. If this is used on an omega, it will cause great pain if they attempt to refuse the order. The voice is impossible to ignore or disobey. It is usually used to give the omega a direct order.

28. #28Omega callconstantselective

    Keys: Omega call

    Omega's have a special call to their alpha, it is completely involuntary and causes the alpha in question to have an immense need to protect the omega. It is a weak whimper that is expelled by the omega in situations of fear or danger.

29. #29Denconstantselective

    Keys: Den

    Alphas turn the main room they sleep in into dens by scenting the ever-living hell out of them, claiming the room as theirs. Thanks to an alpha’s territorial nature, their own scent is calming to them. They are very protective over their dens, usually only letting packmates, family, or potential mates inside them or even see the interior. If someone enters the den without permission, especially another alpha, the den’s owner will attack them.

    When they are in pre-rut, they make sure every inch of the den smells like them, to the point that anyone who walked in would find the smell overwhelming. The need to have their den smell like them outside of their rut depends on how territorial the alpha is. When an alpha and an omega mate, the omega moves their nest into their alpha’s den.

30. #30Alphaconstantselective

    Keys: Alpha

    They are the ones at the top of the three genders. Alphas are tend to be leaders. They are protective and can be aggressive, they have a tendency to be easily swayed by emotion, although this is the stereotypical alpha, sometimes there are exceptions as some alphas are more calm and serene, it all depends on the individual. They are often naturally talented and/or charismatic, as well as strong. Alphas tend to be larger than betas and omegas. Alphas can be intimidating.

    Alphas can impregnate female betas, female omegas, or male omegas. Female alphas can not become pregnant, and if they do, likely cannot carry to term, there are few cases where they have managed to give birth. Female alphas have a retractable penis and internal testicles. Alphas have the ability to form a “knot” to encourage pregnancy during mating. If this occurs, partners are stuck together until it goes away.

    They have a strong protective instinct, they want to provide and be the leader of the family. They are territorial, three of their senses (smell, hearing and sight) are highly developed. alphas become very protective of pregnant omegas whom they know, especially their mates, and also become hostile toward strangers and anyone who approaches too quickly or comes too close. They tend to have jobs that have to do with politics, the armed forces, the great sciences or the police, therefore, they have the most benefits. But of course, this is a stereotype, the personalities of each one depend on each individual.

31. #31Omegaconstantselective

    Keys: Omega

    Omegas are able to become pregnant. They have a natural insitinct to nurture and have a tendency towards being submissive. They secrete their own lubricant, from the vagina, this serves so that they do not feel a great magnitude of pain when they are penetrated or the alpha knot expands inside them. Omegas go into heat at regular intervals.

    Omegas are seen as being inferior. They are sometimes underestimated. Omegas are more fertile than the other dynamics, and are often expected to become parents. Omegas are typically smaller then alphas. Omegas are typically feminine in shape, due to their ability to carry children.

32. #32Rutconstantselective

    Keys: Rut

    This is similar to an omega’s heat, and causes them to want to mate. An alpha's rut occurs every six months and lasts twenty-four hours, this occurs naturally but can be triggered when an omega is in heat. When an alpha enters their rut they become very aggressive, dominant and territorial. Unlike Omegas, Alphas do not produce a seductive scent when in heat. In fact, it is typically invasive/threatening to smell an Alpha in heat. Because of this, most individuals will start to shy away from them.

    During their rut, to the point that if they smell an unknown odor they will have the urge to attack, iIf there is an Omega nearby, they may feel the need to mate with the Omega or in some cases protect it from harm (even if there is none), it usually depends on how much they can control their instincts, but they normally lock themselves in a safe place if they do not have a partner or are looking for a partner, in case they have a partner they lock themselves with their partners.

33. #33Pupsconstantselective

    Keys: Pup, Baby, Child, Cub, Pups, Babys, children, Cubs

    commonly called puppies to the babies and childrens, are those infants who have not yet reached puberty.

34. #34Nestingconstantselective

    Keys: Nesting, Nest

    Nesting is a common practice usually done by omegas, in which they gather up a bunch of pillows, blankets, clothes, and other soft things and lay them out in a way that forms a comfortable “nest”-like shape. Omegas often nest when they're stressed, sad, in heat, pregnant, just after giving birth, during storms etc. Omegas start nesting at a young age, like three or four years old, not so much because they need to but because they see their mother do it and they want to do it too. They start with small nests made just about anywhere, their bed, the floor, the couch, anywhere they feel like settling. Their little nests are always filled with small blankies and stuffed toys. At this age they don't really care who is near their nest, they actually love having people around because they take pride in showing it off. As Omegas start to get older, around twelve to fourteen years old, they become very dependent on the security and comfort their nest provides. They no longer like people being around it because they're starting to be able to pick up the scents of other dynamics more and it makes them uncomfortable to have other scents on their nest besides their own. When an Omega goes into heat for the first time, around fifteen to seventeen years old, they often make a new nest in a dark and enclosed place like their closet. Absolutely no one is welcome in or near that nest, with the exception of their Omega parent who checks in with food and water every now and then, since at this age the Omega usually won't have a mate to take care of them yet. Unmated Omegas always have a nest made, mated Omegas don't though because they have an Alpha to provide them with warmth, comfort and security. Mated Omegas will usually only nest during heats, pregnancies, sicknesses and when they are extremely stressed or sad. Only their Alpha is allowed in these nests. Whenever an Omega buys a new blanket they will insist that their Alpha needs to cuddle in it with them before it can be used for a nest, because it needs to have their scents rubbed into it. Little Omega children excitedly building a big nest for them and their Alpha and Beta siblings in the living room on movie nights so they can all be cuddly and cozy together. When Omegas are building a nest they become very zoned into it and even their Alpha has difficulty getting their attention until the Omega is satisfied with it. An Alpha trying to be helpful and building a nest for their Omega who is about to go into heat, the Omega being very appreciative of the gesture but as soon as the Alpha leaves the room they rearrange everything the way they like it because Omegas are very particular about their nests. Omegas are very uncomfortable with any Alpha scent besides their mates being anywhere near their nest, the scents of other Omegas can be comforting at times though. During summer Omegas build their nests with light sheets and blankets and prefer to sleep naked because they love the soothing feel of the cool linens on their warm skin, but in winter they will use the thickest and softest blankets they can find while wearing fuzzy pajamas and snuggling as close to their Alpha as possible. A small Omega building a nest and insisting that their Alpha parent cuddle in it with them, "like you do with mama!" and the Omega parent trying not to laugh as their big strong Alpha is cuddled into a tiny nest of stuffed animals and pink flowery blankets. Things that would often be used in nests:

    • clothes from mates
    • plush/fuzzy blankets
    • pillows
    • body pillows
35. #35Feralconstantselective

    Keys: Feral

    Is when someone becomes wild and animalistic, usually in response to extreme stress. It is most common in alphas, then in omegas.

36. #36Scentingconstantselective

    Keys: Scenting

    The act of rubbing one’s scent on another person or thing. It is seen as a very intimate act when done between partners, and is used to mark something as associated with the one who marks them. Scent glands are located on the neck.

37. #37Bondingconstantselective

    Keys: Bonding, bond

    A bond is a spiritual connection between two or more individuals that develops after a physical bite. A bond is only possible if all parties involved are consenting to the bond. With a bond, an individual may be able to feel another's emotions, be able to determine the exact location of their bonded, and may even physically experience pain that their bonded is experiencing.

38. #38Markingconstantselective

    Keys: Marking, Mark

    This is when you bite a person on the juncture between the neck and shoulder. Alphas may bite omaga's. Omegas cannot do this biting. Marking is like marriage, where a mated pair essentially mix their scents. Basically think about how dogs pee on trees, cats rub up against you to get their smell on you and so on. Marking is a way for show what's theirs and to ward other from taking their mate.

39. #39Heatconstantselective

    Keys: Heat

    PRE-HEAT: Three to five days before heat begins, Omegas will go into what is known as pre-heat. During this time, they will have the urge to start to nest. Nesting is generally making up a small, comfortable place to ride out a heat. The area will be filled with blankets, pillows, and things that remind the Omega of their Alpha (if they have one). Oftentimes, Omegas also find themselves being extremely hungry during pre-heat, as their bodies are trying to compensate for when heat itself hits and the Omega has little care for eating or drinking. Omegas may sleep more during a pre-heat to conserve the energy they will need for their heat, and often find themselves overheating mildly, especially while asleep. Pre-heat ends when the Omega goes fully into heat. HEAT: When pre-heat ends, the Omega goes immediately into heat. Heat lasts from 4-7 days, and begins with fever, mild cramping, increased slick, and increased pheromone production. The increased pheromones are biology's way of luring mates, and it signals to any Alphas in the area that the Omega is fertile, slick production ramps up even further. If they don't get knotted the cramps only worsen. The desire to mate becomes anywhere from a low-grade need that is easy to brush off to a desire that, if not relieved in some way, can become almost entirely debilitating. Unmated Omegas have many options to get relief, including asking a friend to be their heat partner (always set up before a full heat, as the Omega's judgement may be a bit skewed if they are in pain or uncomfortable), using toys (generally while masturbating), using an Alpha service, using an Alpha's scent, or any combination of the above. It is generally agreed that toys and masturbation are the least fulfilling of the options, but it can take away enough of the immediacy to allow the Omega to function. Some unmated Omegas may lock themselves into their room or nest voluntarily to stop themselves from trying to convince others to help them through heat. Heats tend to go in waves. Once an Omega has gotten some relief, the heat tends to "back down" for a while. This time is the perfect time to get something light and easy to eat down, and to drink as much water as possible. It's also the perfect time for naps! The cycle continues over the 4-7 days, though the last day tends to be the least intense. POST HEAT: An Omega in post heat will likely sleep, a lot. The use of energy in the heat was intense, and the Omega's body is doing its best to bring the Omega back to tip-top shape again. Omegas have been known to sleep for 15 hours at a time in post heat, only waking to use the restroom before going back to sleep. With a mate or a friend to help, Omegas can be woken up to eat and drink every four to six hours, and this will help them to return to themselves that much faster. Once the post heat time passes, the Omega's body continues on its cycle, and in two to three weeks, it will all start anew.

40. #40Scentconstantselective

    Keys: Scent

    In the Omegaverse, Alphas usually have a strong scent, such as oak, coffee, chocolate, or even a combination of scents like lemon and eucalyptus, laurel and currant, and more. Each Alpha has a distinct smell, making it easy to identify individuals. Their scent has a soothing effect on Omegas.

    Omegas have a strong yet gentle scent that is sweet and comforting, such as vanilla, peach, honey, or even a blend of scents like chewing gum and raspberry, cotton candy and tea, among others. Similar to Alphas, each Omega has a unique odor that sets them apart from others, but the sweet scent never fades. During their heat, this scent becomes particularly potent and captivating to any Alpha. Omegas can also help soothe their mates by releasing their scent.

    It's important to note that everyone's scent can change in certain situations. For example, when Alphas engage in fights for dominance or territorial disputes, they release pheromones that intensify their scent. Additionally, when an Omega becomes pregnant, their sweet scent transforms into an indistinguishable one.

41. #41Alpha voiceconstantselective

    Keys: Alpha voice

    Alphas possess a characteristic that can compel others to obey their commands, even against their will. If this is used on an omega, it will cause great pain if they attempt to refuse the order. The voice is impossible to ignore or disobey. It is usually used to give the omega a direct order.

42. #42Omega callconstantselective

    Keys: Omega call

    Omega's have a special call to their alpha, it is completely involuntary and causes the alpha in question to have an immense need to protect the omega. It is a weak whimper that is expelled by the omega in situations of fear or danger.

43. #43Denconstantselective

    Keys: Den

    Alphas turn the main room they sleep in into dens by scenting the ever-living hell out of them, claiming the room as theirs. Thanks to an alpha’s territorial nature, their own scent is calming to them. They are very protective over their dens, usually only letting packmates, family, or potential mates inside them or even see the interior. If someone enters the den without permission, especially another alpha, the den’s owner will attack them.

    When they are in pre-rut, they make sure every inch of the den smells like them, to the point that anyone who walked in would find the smell overwhelming. The need to have their den smell like them outside of their rut depends on how territorial the alpha is. When an alpha and an omega mate, the omega moves their nest into their alpha’s den.

44. #44Alphaconstantselective

    Keys: Alpha

    They are the ones at the top of the three genders. Alphas are tend to be leaders. They are protective and can be aggressive, they have a tendency to be easily swayed by emotion, although this is the stereotypical alpha, sometimes there are exceptions as some alphas are more calm and serene, it all depends on the individual. They are often naturally talented and/or charismatic, as well as strong. Alphas tend to be larger than betas and omegas. Alphas can be intimidating.

    Alphas can impregnate female betas, female omegas, or male omegas. Female alphas can not become pregnant, and if they do, likely cannot carry to term, there are few cases where they have managed to give birth. Female alphas have a retractable penis and internal testicles. Alphas have the ability to form a “knot” to encourage pregnancy during mating. If this occurs, partners are stuck together until it goes away.

    They have a strong protective instinct, they want to provide and be the leader of the family. They are territorial, three of their senses (smell, hearing and sight) are highly developed. alphas become very protective of pregnant omegas whom they know, especially their mates, and also become hostile toward strangers and anyone who approaches too quickly or comes too close. They tend to have jobs that have to do with politics, the armed forces, the great sciences or the police, therefore, they have the most benefits. But of course, this is a stereotype, the personalities of each one depend on each individual.

45. #45Omegaconstantselective

    Keys: Omega

    Omegas are able to become pregnant regardless of their primary sex. Omegas have a natural insitinct to nurture and have a tendency towards being submissive. Both males and females possess female reproductive apparatus (uterus and ovaries), and are perfectly capable of conceiving as long as they are fertilized by an alpha and a male beta. The omega secrete their own lubricant, from the vagina in the case of females or through the anus in the case of males, this serves so that they do not feel a great magnitude of pain when they are penetrated or the alpha knot expands inside them. Omegas go into heat at regular intervals.

    Omegas are seen as being inferior. They are sometimes underestimated. Omegas are more fertile than the other dynamics, and are often expected to become parents. Omegas are typically smaller than betas and alphas. Omegas are typically feminine in shape, due to their ability to carry children. A male omega’s body self-lubricates during heat/mating in order to facilitate mating. Male omegas can give birth naturally just like female omegas.

46. #46Betaconstantselective

    Keys: Beta

    Beta are basically the same as ordinary humans. Males have male reproductive organs and females have female reproductive organs, so only females can get pregnant. Their smells are the normal human smells, which they themselves can hardly distinguish, as they are mild and inconspicuous compared to the smells of omega or alpha.

    When it comes to reproduction, females can become pregnant with an alpha, male beta and in very rare cases with an male omega, while males can impregnate a female beta, omegas and rarely an female alpha

47. #47Rutconstantselective

    Keys: Rut

    This is similar to an omega’s heat, and causes them to want to mate. An alpha's rut occurs every six months and lasts twenty-four hours, this occurs naturally but can be triggered when an omega is in heat. When an alpha enters their rut they become very aggressive, dominant and territorial. Unlike Omegas, Alphas do not produce a seductive scent when in heat. In fact, it is typically invasive/threatening to smell an Alpha in heat. Because of this, most individuals will start to shy away from them.

    During their rut, to the point that if they smell an unknown odor they will have the urge to attack, iIf there is an Omega nearby, they may feel the need to mate with the Omega or in some cases protect it from harm (even if there is none), it usually depends on how much they can control their instincts, but they normally lock themselves in a safe place if they do not have a partner or are looking for a partner, in case they have a partner they lock themselves with their partners.

48. #48Pupsconstantselective

    Keys: Pup, Baby, Child, Cub, Pups, Babys, children, Cubs

    commonly called puppies to the babies and childrens, are those infants who have not yet reached puberty.

49. #49Presentingconstantselective

    Keys: Presenting

    At birth, all humans present a primary gender - male or female. From the age of 13, individuals will present their secondary gender - Alpha, Beta, or Omega. This presentation is typically accompanied by a heat or rut, and after the secondary presentation, humans will emit a certain scent depending on whether they are Alpha, Beta, or Omega, marking the beginning of what is known as maturation. Maturation can last into their late teens or early twenties. Once maturation stops, they are considered full adults in the eyes of society.

50. #50Nestingconstantselective

    Keys: Nesting, Nest

    The trait of building a bed out of soft objects and one’s/one’s loved one’s things, typically seen in omegas.

    Most Omegas will build a nest in a secure room to provide comfort for themselves and their partner(s). This nest is made up of soft items that carry their scent, ranging from clothes to bedding. If they have someone they trust, they may use their clothing in the nest too. Omegas are typically very sensitve to scent when they're in their nest, as it's their safe spot, so foreign or unfamiliar scents can make them feel easily threatened when inside. If their nest is invaded with an unfamiliar scent or even a stranger, it's probable they'll develop trust issues and feel unsafe in their own home. It's their partner's job to protect the nest when their omega is inside of it.

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