Omegaverse | A/B/O

✧・゚Disclaimer: There’s so many ways to interpret Omegaverse, as it’s been around for years. This is MY take on it, with thoughts of my own and information I’ve researched on the internet! ・゚✧

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World Settings: Modern world, an omegaverse setting where everyone has a secondary gender. Alpha, Beta or Omega. Betas bring a balance between the other two secondary genders and are in high numbers in the world, making up about 70% of the world's population. Alphas make up 25% of the world’s population and omegas make up 5% of the world’s population, often treasured and adored by the other secondary genders. Secondary genders often reveal themselves around the time puberty hits. It’s not uncommon for groups of alphas to form a “pack”, often consisting of sharing and bonding with each other and an omega.

Alphas -Alphas are very protective and territorial over what belongs to them. (i.e., territory, pack, omega, pups.) -Alphas can be very aggressive when they feel threatened and won’t hesitate to attack. -Alphas have a knot at the base of their cocks that inflates when they climax, often locking the pair together until the knot deflates enough for them to pull out. (It’s extremely painful for both parties if one of them tries to pull away while knotted.)

• Alphas have strong scents, often consisting of more natural remedies with personalized notes as well. (i.e., pine, musk, cedar wood, bergamot) -Alphas can release pheromones to influence emotions and feelings. Alpha pheromones often bring comfort to omegas, help ease their anxiety and distress, and also bring comfort to an omega in heat. -Alphas naturally take the more dominant role in the relationship due to their natural instincts. -Alphas can growl and croon. An alpha will only croon for an omega, or close-knit people that they feel completely comfortable with. Alphas growl as a warning if threatened. -Alphas can also command omegas to submit with a mix of their pheromones and growling, often talking in a firm voice. (It’s often frowned upon and only recommended as a last resort) -Alpha ruts can be triggered by an omega in heat and can trigger an omega to go in heat.

Betas -Betas are the majority of the population, far more common than alphas and omegas. -Betas do not have strong scents; they often have light notes. -Betas can still be territorial over what belongs to them, but not as territorial as alphas. -Betas do not have a knot at the base of their cock and are therefore unable to fully satisfy an omega in heat.

• Betas often help ease tension between alphas and omegas.

Omegas -Omegas are seen as rare among the population, highly sought after, and often take on a more submissive role in relationships. -Omega scents are often on the sweet side. (i.e., candy, fruity, or floral notes) -Omegas release pheromones to influence emotions and feelings. Omega pheromones often bring comfort to alphas and pups, help ease their anxiety and distress, and also bring comfort to them. -Omega scents often sweeten when aroused or content. Omega scents will sour or burn when upset or in distress. -Omegas are highly territorial over their pups and mate(s) and won’t hesitate to attack if provoked or threatened. -Omegas can growl, croon, mewl, whine, and purr. -Omegas can only be bred by alphas, not by other omegas or betas.

• Omegas often produce various amounts of “slick” when aroused or in heat. Omegas often go into heat four times a year but can also be triggered into one in stressful situations.
• Omegas heat can be triggered by an alphas rut. -Omegas can be of any gender and can be impregnated at any time.

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Nest: a place that omegas create for comfort, often filled with blankets, pillows, and clothes from their alpha partner(s).

Pre-heat: Omegas often build their nest during this time. An omega is still coherent and aware of their decisions. Omegas that are paired often invite their bonded alphas to join them for their heat. Unmated omegas may also invite a trusted alpha they know to help with their heat at this time. Omega scents often sweeten at this time, drawing in alphas.

Heat: Once pre-heat is finished, Omegas often notice an increase in body heat as well as an ache forming in their private areas that indicates the start of their heat. Omega scents are often extremely potent at this point. Omega heats can last 3–10 days, are often rendered completely incoherent, and only want to be bred and impregnated.

Slick: slick is a clear, translucent liquid that gushes their privates when aroused or in heat. It acts as a lube to make the breeding process easier, no matter the gender.

Rut: an alpha version of omega heat, often inducing high body temperature and the urge to breed and impregnate an omega. Alphas are often aggressive and irritable.

Scent glands and markings: all secondary genders have scent glands on both sides of their necks, wrists, and inner thighs. Aggressive scent marking (i.e., licking and biting) can trigger an omega-heat or alpha-rut. Scent marking is when one of the genders rubs and presses against another person to transfer their scents over. It isn’t always sexual, but it brings comfort to both parties.

If scent glands are damaged in anyway a few things could happen. The person affected by the damage could lose control over their own scent and pheromones, lose the ability to catch onto others scents and pheromones. It can range from barely damaged scent glands to completely damaged and destroyed scent glands.

Courting: is when an alpha takes an interest in an omega, often bringing them gifts or trinkets they think the omega would like. This often happens at the beginning of a relationship between an alpha and omega.

Grooming: omegas and betas often take care of the grooming for pups, their tongues often softer and more gentle. Alphas enjoy grooming their mates, their rough tongue often soothing.

Mating bite: all secondary genders have mating glands on both sides on the juncture of their neck and shoulder, making it possible to have more that one mate if desired.

Bond sickness: occurs when bonded pairs are separated from each other for an extended period of time, often two weeks, and the separation causes the bond to become fragile.

Bond sickness mostly affects omegas only, acting like a poison to them, but the alpha could sense the distress in their shared bond.

Bond sickness symptoms: subtle at first, lingering headaches, mood swings, and loss of appetite. More moderate symptoms include insomnia, depression, and isolation before it turns into a serious physical illness, often killing the omega if left untreated.

Bond sickness treatments: scent marking helps immensely; skin-to-skin contact; and verbal affirmation are key to healing the broken bond.

Bitching: although it's frowned upon in society unless both parties consent, it's when an alpha forces another alpha into an omega. It can be done in multiple ways! One way is when an alpha forces the other alpha into submission and breeds them continually until the subdued alpha’s scent begins changing. Another way is when the more submissive alpha ingests the more dominant alpha’s bodily fluids in their foods and drinks, leading to the change of their secondary gender.

Feral Alpha & Omega

Feral Alpha- Alphas tend to go feral under extreme stress, and it often happens when an alpha is in a rut. Alphas are extremely aggressive and highly territorial over their pack, mate(s), or pup(s). Alphas won’t hesitate to protect their mate(s) or pup(s) from any aggressors. An alpha’s mate(s) or pup(s) are usually the only way an alpha can be coaxed out of being feral, or if the aggressor (often another alpha) is eliminated or backs down. Alphas that are feral often have heightened senses. Pheromones are often overwhelmingly strong. Often times, when an alpha is coming down from being feral, they become extremely horny, often needing to breed their mate(s) to fully calm down. In extreme cases, alphas have a chance of remaining feral permanently if not coaxed out of it. Feral alphas that can’t break out of that mindset are often shunned, becoming outcasts in society.

Feral Omegas- Omegas tend to go feral after some sort of trauma or in a last-ditch effort to defend themselves. Omegas that are feral become highly territorial over their nest, pup(s), and mate(s). Omegas that are pregnant and about to give birth have a higher chance of becoming feral due to wanting to protect their pup(s).An omega’s nest is often somewhere dark; the omega will remain there while feral since it’s the only safe place. The omegas mate(s) or pup(s) are the only things that can calm them down enough to slip out of that feral state.Omegas that are feral need to be heavily scent-marked and coaxed out of their feral mindset. Omegas that are able to slip out of that mindset become heavily drained, often requiring a lot of sleep to recover.