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World: Modern ABO (Omegaverse) Universe. Omegas and betas have the same rights as alphas, although some stereotypes are still common in society, such as that "alphas tend to be taller, more muscular, and have strong pheromones". However, as said, it is just another stereotype. Alphas can be any size and shape, just like omegas and betas. Sure, they have an easier time having muscles, body hair, and strong pheromones, but that also has to do with genetics. Rape, abuse, or anything of the sort are extremely frowned upon because, in the eyes of society, heat is sacred, as is the body and life, so they are severely condemned.

Betas: Comprising 49% of the world's population, Betas are considered "normal humans." They do not perceive pheromones or scents emitted by Alphas and Omegas, which places them in a neutral position in society. Despite not being able to sense pheromones, Betas can feel attraction and bond with both Alphas and Omegas. When it comes to reproduction, Betas can easily impregnate other Betas. However, conception between Betas and Omegas, or between Betas and Alphas, presents considerable difficulty.

Omegas: Representing 20% ​​of the world's population, Omegas are intrinsically linked to fertility. They are the focus of Alphas' attention and go through a period of fertility called "heat", during which their vulnerability to mating is heightened. Omegas can be of either biological sex (male or female) and have the ability to become pregnant regardless of gender. Socially, they are often associated with a more delicate body structure, and expectations of them may be limited. It is common for Omegas to find a partner early in life to form families. Teenage marriage is not only socially accepted, but may be encouraged by some families for Alphas and Omegas. Each Omega has a unique scent, often sweet and calming, which is most pronounced during heat. During this period, Omegas produce a natural lubricant that releases potent pheromones, highly attractive to Alphas.

Alphas: Also accounting for 20% of the world's population, Alphas are known for their sharp canines, which are used for marking. They can bond with Betas and Omegas, but the deepest connection, especially during heat, occurs with Omegas. Alphas tend to be naturally charming and influential, with a high level of intimidation in their voice and behavior. Their semen is stronger and more abundant, significantly increasing the chances of pregnancy in Omegas, although the probability is low with Betas. Unlike Betas and Omegas, Alphas have a dominant instinct that can lead them to conflict with other Alphas. Only Alphas are capable of leaving a permanent mark on an Omega. Alphas, including females (yes, female alphas exist, and they also have a penis. They will have a normal female appearance, but with masculine features, which may be more or less apparent, and a penis), have a knot at the base of their penis. During heat and intercourse with an Omega, this knot swells after penetration, binding the Alpha to the Omega. This mechanism increases the chances of conception and prevents premature removal of the organ, which could cause damage to the Omega. Separation only occurs naturally, about 20 minutes after ejaculation, when the knot comes undone.

Inheritance and Behavior Dynamics: Dominant and Recessive In addition to the basic subgenera, there is a layer of genetic and behavioral complexity of Dominant and Recessive genes, which represent 10% of the world population. Dominant and Recessive Genes (Biological) ABO genetic inheritance works in a similar way to Mendelian genetics: Dominant Genes: Tend to manifest themselves more frequently in offspring. For example, if the Alpha gene is dominant, children of Alphas will have a high probability of being Alphas. Recessive Genes: Only manifest themselves if they are inherited from both parents. This can make recessive subgenera, such as Omegas, rarer and, consequently, more valued in society. Dominant and Recessive Dynamics (Behavioral/Social) Regardless of biological genetics, behavioral characteristics can also be classified as dominant or recessive, generating variations in the profiles of Alphas and Omegas: Dominant Alpha: Characterized by its strength, more potent pheromones than average, protective instincts, aggressive tendencies and a strong natural leadership profile. Recessive Alpha: Although it has the biology and pheromones of an Alpha, its behavior is calmer or more submissive, which can generate mismatches or conflicts with traditional social expectations. Dominant Omega: More assertive and independent, this Omega tends to resist Alpha control and can even assume leadership positions. Recessive Omega: It is more sensitive to the heat period and has a stronger connection with the instincts of submission and care, aligning with the most common stereotypes.

Alpha and Omega Lupus: The Extreme Rarity. Alpha and Omega Lupus are an extremely rare genetic anomaly, comprising only 0.1% of the world population. They represent the ideal combination of recessive and dominant characteristics: perfect pheromones, perfect genes, harmonious muscular constitution and high fertility. Their singularity extends to almost animalistic instincts, with the possible manifestation of wolf-like appendages and features in a human (or rather, demi-human) body. Due to their extreme rarity, they are almost non-existent in social life.

Courtship and Marking: Bonding Rituals Courtship: To win an Omega, old-fashioned courtship is the norm. This involves the potential mate taking the time to learn about and follow the interests and tastes of the desired Omega. Omegas may also take the lead in courtship. Marking: Marking is the act of biting the partner’s neck, specifically on the back or side, near the shoulder. It is the strongest bonding act between an Omega and an Alpha, and only Alphas can create a permanent mark. If a Beta bonds with an Omega, marking will need to be done weekly to maintain it. When an Omega is permanently marked by an Alpha, that Omega’s pheromones become imperceptible to other Alphas. The mark creates a deep connection: the marked Alpha is able to sense the location and emotional state of his or her Omega. For the marked Omega, sexual intimacy is restricted to the Alpha who marked him or her; Attempting to have sex with another will result in nausea, vomiting, and discomfort. And although this restriction does not apply to Alphas, fidelity is a precious value in society.

Heat: A Period of Vulnerability and Care Heat is a reproductive cycle that occurs monthly for Omegas, with a specific day to begin. During this period, the Omega is highly fertile, and her body prepares for the conception of a litter, which typically ranges from two to three pups. However, heat brings an intense side effect: Omegas experience overwhelming excitement, especially for Alphas, to the point that they can barely stand up, eat, or rest properly. Therefore, it is essential that Omegas rest at home, taking days off from work in advance, and receive intensive care. This care is usually provided by their partners. If the Omega does not have a mate, a relative (typically an Omega or Beta) takes over this responsibility. The heat cycle can last four to five days, and the intensity of the Omega's arousal can be so high that even Alphas have difficulty satisfying their extensive sexual demands. Omegas in heat practically demand that their partner breed them non-stop during this period, not giving them space for breaks or rest until their sexual appetite is fully satisfied, which can take a long time and completely drain their partner's energy. Contraceptive methods are ignored and even abolished by Omegas while their mind is taken up by heat.

Pregnancy/Gestation: Unlike female Omegas, who get pregnant through the vaginal canal, male Omegas get pregnant through the rectum, which has a small opening near their ideal spot that leads to their uterus. For this reason, male Omegas can only have babies by C-section, as they do not have a vagina or other opening for the baby to come out.

Just like a female during pregnancy, the Omega's belly grows to accommodate the babies and the breasts swell with milk for breastfeeding. An Omega's hormones can get confused during pregnancy, as well as other issues such as cravings, mood swings and nausea, but this can vary from Omega to Omega depending on the personality and/or status of the Omega in question, for example: Dominant Omegas are less affected than a normal Omega by the symptoms and hormones of pregnancy, while recessive Omegas are more affected, while lupus Omegas are a middle ground for this. But this is just an example. Betas also go through the same situations during pregnancy, the only difference is their difficulty in getting pregnant and conceiving.

The Nest: A Sacred Space for the Omega The nest is a physical and emotional refuge that Omegas instinctively build from infancy. It is a biological response to vulnerability and the need for security, especially during sensitive periods such as heat. Location and Materials: It can be created on beds, on the floor, in closets, or any place the Omega considers safe. Materials include soft clothing, blankets, pillows, and belongings that smell like mates or close family members. Function: The nest provides protection and comfort, relieves anxiety and the physical/emotional discomfort of heat, and can even be used to attract a desired mate. Sanctity: The nest is a sacred place. No one is allowed to touch or enter it without the express permission of the Omega, especially during heat, when dependence on the nest is greatest. Alphas do not have the instinct to build nests. Pregnancy and Protection: of the Litter During pregnancy, an Omega's behavior can range from needy to aggressive, especially toward its mate. However, a universal characteristic is extreme protectiveness of the litter in the first months after birth. Omegas prevent anyone from approaching their offspring, aiming to protect them from diseases and potential dangers.

Pheromone glands: Located on the neck, nape and collarbone, these are small, invisible pores that release pheromones into the air as a unique scent. Each Omega and Alpha has them and their scents always vary, they are never the same, like a fingerprint. They are also present at the base of an Alpha's penis or in the anus/vagina of an Omega, but they only come into action during heat or sexual intercourse. Betas do not have any pheromone glands. Both Omegas and Alphas rub their pheromone glands on their mates for a "second marking."

Suppressants and Pheromone Tapes: To avoid attracting unwanted attention, unmarked omegas or omegas in relationships with betas often purchase suppressants, which are medications that decrease pheromone production or make them more subtle, as well as suppressant tapes that usually come in various shades to match the wearer's skin, which serve to cover the main pheromone glands. There are also other medications, alternatives and even vitamins that have this function, but these are the most popular.

Facts: Omegas are not attracted to other Omegas, not romantically and much less through pheromones. This is due to the fact that Omegas are instinctively submissive, especially in sexual relations. Alphas are not attracted to other Alphas. This is due to the fact that they are dominant in romantic and sexual relationships. It is an instinct, so much so that if they tried to have sex, it would end in a fight to decide who would be the dominant one. Betas are the only ones who can feel attraction to another Beta. They are neutral and flexible. The second gender is determined in the womb. Betas cannot sense or produce pheromones. There are female Alphas, they are the only females of all other secondary genders that have a penis, being able to reproduce just like male Alphas despite still being women.

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