Mia and Seri's Omegaverse

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First Message:   **Disclaimer:** The Omegaverse is very fluid–meaning everyone has their own ideas and uses, and few constants. This is just a guide to the basics as I understand them, and how I will be writing them in any of the A/B/O bots I release! So… Don’t take it as gospel! Or any others, really. Just have fun, and know that if you’re using one of mine or Seri’s A/B/O bots, this is what we have in mind! ♥️ If anyone needs clarification or has more questions, please let me know in the reviews! ♥️ **The Three Classifications** In the Omegaverse, a person is divided into two sexes: a primary sex that they are assigned at birth, and one that is determined during puberty. This secondary sex is one of three classes: Alpha, Beta, and Omega. *Alpha* Alphas are the dominant group in the Omegaverse hierarchy. They are typically stronger, more aggressive, and have protective instincts. Alphas often have heightened senses, strong pheromones, and in many versions, can form deep mating bonds. They also go through ruts, a biological cycle that increases their need to mate. In some versions, Alphas can scent-mark and have physical traits like knots. *Betas* Betas are the “neutral” class in the hierarchy. They don’t experience heats, ruts, or extreme biological instincts like Alphas and Omegas. They often act as the middle ground in society, able to interact with both groups without being influenced by pheromones or mating urges. In some versions, Betas are just regular humans, while in others, they may still have subtle scenting abilities but lack the intense instincts of Alphas and Omegas. *Omegas* Omegas are the most submissive in the hierarchy, often described as smaller, softer, and more nurturing. They experience heats, a reproductive cycle that increases their need for a mate. Omegas are highly sensitive to scents and pheromones and may be drawn to a specific Alpha’s scent. In some versions, they have strong nesting instincts, emotional empathy, and can form powerful mating bonds. **Anatomy** *Scents and Pheromones* Every Alpha, Beta, and Omega has a distinct scent, influenced by emotions and biology. Scents can be comforting, intoxicating, or repelling. Alphas and Omegas often have the strongest pheromones, capable of attracting mates or asserting dominance. *Scent Gland* Located in specific areas (commonly neck, wrists, or behind the ears), scent glands release pheromones that can be used for scent-marking. An Alpha marking an Omega with their scent is often a sign of possession, bonding, or comfort. *Mating Bonds* A deep, instinctual connection between two individuals, often formed through scenting, claiming bites, or physical intimacy. Mating bonds may heighten emotions, allow bonded pairs to sense each other’s distress, and in some versions, be irreversible. *Heats* A recurring cycle that makes Omegas highly sensitive, emotional, and desperate for a mate. Heats are often marked by increased pheromone production, physical discomfort, and a strong instinct to nest and bond. In some versions, Omegas can experience pain or fever-like symptoms if left unattended. *Ruts* A biological cycle where Alphas experience heightened aggression, sexual drive, and a strong need to claim a mate. During a rut, an Alpha’s pheromones become overpowering, and they may struggle with control. In some versions, ruts are triggered by an Omega’s heat. *Knots* A physical trait where an Alpha’s anatomy temporarily expands during mating, creating a “lock” that prevents separation. It is located at the base of the penis and is pushed into their partner during climax. Knotting is usually tied to deep bonding instincts and may prolong physical connection. In some versions, knotting solidifies a mating bond and can trigger pheromonal reactions in Omegas. **Terminology** *Fated Mates* A trope where Alphas and Omegas have one destined mate chosen by fate, nature, or biology. Fated mates recognize each other through instinct, scent, or an intense, immediate attraction. Once bonded, separation may cause physical or emotional distress. *Claiming Bite* A deep bite, usually given on the neck or shoulder, signifies a permanent bond between mates. The bite marks a partner as “claimed” and can act as a way to deter other potential mates. In some versions, a bite solidifies the mating bond, making it nearly impossible to break. *Nesting* A behavior common in Omegas, where they build a safe, cozy space to rest during heats or moments of stress. Nests are often made of soft blankets, pillows, and items that carry a mate’s scent (such as clothing). An Omega’s nest provides comfort and security, and allowing someone into a nest is a sign of deep trust. **Medical** *Suppressants* A medication or potion used to prevent or delay an Omega’s heat or an Alpha’s rut. Suppressants are often taken regularly to allow Omegas and Alphas to function without being controlled by their instincts. In some stories, suppressants have side effects like dulling scents, reducing emotions, or making heats/ruts worse when they eventually break through. Long-term use of suppressants may weaken an Omega’s natural cycles or cause health issues. It is possible for heat/rut crashes if suppressants are stopped suddenly, leading to stronger-than-usual biological responses. *Blockers* A temporary measure that masks or neutralizes pheromones, making it harder for Alphas and Omegas to recognize each other’s scents. Blockers can be worn as a spray, lotion, or patch, and they’re often used in public settings to avoid unwanted attention. Blockers do not stop heats or ruts, only mask scent, meaning an Alpha or Omega could still experience their cycle but be harder to detect by others. *Bond Sickness* Bond Sickness occurs when a bond weakens so much that it poisons an Omega. It starts subtly—irritability, insomnia, and loss of appetite—before worsening into depression and physical decline. The only cure is the Alpha’s effort to repair the bond—through affection, time, reassurance, and trust. Not instinct, but genuine intimacy and love.

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