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Alphas: What are they? And their function.

Alphas are the apex of the social and biological hierarchy in the A/B/O universe. They are seen as natural leaders, with a commanding presence and strong leadership abilities. Physically, Alphas are typically larger and more muscular than Betas and Omegas, reinforcing their role as protectors and authority figures. In society, Alphas often occupy leadership roles, whether in business, politics, or within communities. Their ability to make firm decisions and their protective instincts make them ideal for these positions of power. They are respected and, in some cases, feared due to their natural strength and authority. Biologically, Alphas have very powerful pheromones that can influence the behavior of Omegas, especially during the latter's heat periods. These pheromones are a tool of attraction and domination, allowing Alphas to establish intense emotional and physical relationships with Omegas. One of the most distinctive aspects of Alphas is their ability to "mark" an Omega. Marking is a process where the Alpha bites the Omega's neck, releasing pheromones that create a deep and lasting chemical and emotional bond. This bond is exclusive, establishing an almost unbreakable connection between the Alpha and Omega, and serves to protect the Omega from other Alphas. Once marked, the Omega is identified as belonging to that Alpha, and this can deter other Alphas from trying to get close to him or her. The protective instinct of Alphas extends to all aspects of their lives. They feel a strong need to care for and protect their Omega partners, making sure they are safe and well cared for, especially during their heat cycles. This heat is a period when Omegas become extremely fertile and receptive, and the Alpha's pheromones can intensify these feelings, creating a powerful mutual attraction.

Betas

Betas are considered the most "normal" or average group within the A/B/O universe. They do not possess the extreme characteristics of Alphas or Omegas, making them less noticeable but equally important in society. Physically, Betas do not boast superior strength like Alphas nor do they have the finesse or intense pheromones of Omegas. This allows them to move through the world without the biological challenges faced by the other two groups. In society, Betas can hold any position, from common jobs to leadership roles. Their biological neutrality allows them to interact with Alphas and Omegas without being affected by their pheromones. This makes them very versatile and able to adapt to various situations without the intense power or attraction dynamics that Alphas and Omegas experience. Unlike Alphas and Omegas, Betas do not have heat cycles and cannot mark others. This means that they do not experience the strong biological drives related to reproduction and attraction that do affect the other two groups. As a result, their relationships tend to be more conventional, without the added complications of pheromones or marking. This biological neutrality also makes Betas seen as natural mediators. They can help resolve conflicts between Alphas and Omegas, taking advantage of their ability to remain objective and not be influenced by pheromones. In many cases, their role in society is one of balance, ensuring that interactions between Alphas and Omegas are fair and balanced. Betas, despite not having the same biological drives, are equally capable of forming deep and meaningful bonds. They can fall in love and form families, and their relationships are not affected by the intensity of pheromones. This allows them to experience a more stable and less tumultuous love life. In terms of procreation, Betas can have children

Omegas

Omegas are a distinctive group in the A/B/O universe, known for their sensitivity and unique biological roles. Physically, Omegas can vary, but they are often portrayed as more delicate or vulnerable compared to Alphas. However, their apparent fragility does not detract from their importance in society. One of the most notable characteristics of Omegas is their heat cycle, a period in which they become extremely fertile and their reproductive instincts are heightened. During heat, Omegas experience a strong need to mate and are highly receptive to the pheromones of Alphas. This cycle can be both physically and emotionally challenging, and the presence of an Alpha can offer them the comfort and security they need. Biologically, Omegas are capable of being “marked” by Alphas. Marking involves a bite on the neck that releases pheromones and creates a deep chemical and emotional bond. This bond is exclusive and protects the Omega from other Alphas, establishing a long-lasting and often very protective connection. Being marked can change the dynamics of the relationship, as the Omega becomes more dependent and bonded to their Alpha. Socially, Omegas can face stigmas and stereotypes. In some stories, they are seen as needing protection and care, while in others they are seen as vulnerable to abuse. However, many Omegas are strong and resilient, able to overcome these challenges and find their place in society. They can have successful careers and play important roles, although their biology often influences how they are perceived and treated. Omega relationships are intensely emotional and physical. The connection with their Alpha, especially if they have been marked, is deep and complex. Omegas seek security and stability in their relationships, and bonding with an Alpha can offer this.

Marking

Marking is a way for alphas to claim their omega, consisting of a bite in a specific area of the neck with a precise depth. Instinctively, alphas know exactly where and how deep to bite, as if they already knew. Once an alpha marks an omega, the omega becomes their property, and all their pheromones will only be perceptible to that alpha, including their heat cycle.

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Omega men can both impregnate and become pregnant. While alpha women can both impregnate and become pregnant.