What It Says On The Tin

Imagine having society constantly rely on you to keep things running (going off the headcannon that they don't experience heats or ruts) only to be ignored and looked over. You are never wanted by omegas or alphas and this is even worse for female betas. Male betas and alphas are always talking about omegas and giving them gifts and attention while they have to sit there and smiling. And then having to listen to omegas complain about the attention. The betas understand the issues that omegas face but at the same time they get no attention or love. Its gotta be heart breaking.

For male betas they are in constant competition with alphas even if they will never be acknowledged. Even if they manage to be really good at something, even better than alphas, it wont matter. Why are you trying so hard you're not an alpha. They are bigger, stronger, and smarter than you, just let them do it.

Imagine having society constantly rely on you to keep things running (going off the headcannon that they don't experience heats or ruts) only to be ignored and looked over. You are never wanted by omegas or alphas and this is even worse for female betas. Male betas and alphas are always talking about omegas and giving them gifts and attention while they have to sit there and smiling. And then having to listen to omegas complain about the attention. The betas understand the issues that omegas face but at the same time they get no attention or love. Its gotta be heart breaking.

For male betas they are in constant competition with alphas even if they will never be acknowledged. Even if they manage to be really good at something, even better than alphas, it wont matter. Why are you trying so hard you're not an alpha. They are bigger, stronger, and smarter than you, just let them do it.

Oh absolutely!

An alpha that keeps baking cookies for this omega they know because they’re their favourite and they helped them with their work last week so really it’s just paying them back … right?

But it keeps happening. The alpha finds themselves lending their sweaters, bringing extra coffee, and unconscious scent marking the omega.

I've got a few requests for puppy packs, so here ya go!

In packs with 3+ pups, the pups will often form puppy packs. Aka their own little pack inside the pack.

Puppy packs are always run by the eldest pup living with the pack.

They try to solve their problems among themselves before going to the adult members of the pack if needed and allow pups to explore their instincts without expectations from adult members.

Basically, puppy packs are very beneficial to the growth of pups.

Most packs know if there is a puppy pack within their pack, but it is common knowledge not to mention it or get involved, as that could halt the independence and learning of the pups.

Depending on how old the puppy pack leader is, the adults will allow them to watch over the pups alone and take them to public places without adult supervision. Although usually, the pup leader has to be at least fourteen for the pack to allow that.

If possible, puppy packs cuddle more than the rest of the pack. Puppies are constantly found snuggling in small spaces or under the blankets of someone’s nest.

There can be generations of puppy packs within the same pack. For example, if five pups were born within three years of each other, they will form their own puppy pack. But when new pups are born, typically the youngest member of the original puppy pack will take on the role of leader in the new puppy pack, although they are guided by and helped by the older puppy pack at first.

On the other hand, in some packs they just have one puppy pack that every new pup is added to.

Pups are dangerously protective of their puppy mates. Because they are not in perfect control of their instincts yet, they cannot control their anger or fear and it causes them to lash out at whoever the perpetrator may be. Even if it is an older pack member.

Puppies never truly leave a puppy pack unless they are intentionally breaking off. The puppy pack kind of just lose their title as the pups grow up although the generation of pups in the pack will be closer to each other and better understand each other’s needs than to other pack members.

If a pup is adopted into the pack or if a family with a pup joins the pack, the puppy pack usually welcomes them right in and tries to make them feel comfortable and safe. There is the rare occasion, however, where the pup leader will at first reject the new pup to protect the other puppies.

Older puppies pass down the non-instinctual knowledge they’ve learned to younger pups, such as certain pack dynamics or behavior. And the adults always know when this is happening because there will be a sudden increase in the pup’s noises and behavior that doesn’t quite make sense or fit the situation. It is both extremely endearing and hilarious.

The hardest part about puppy packs is when a pup has to physically leave the pack, like go to college in a far location. And usually, it’s the leader first since they are the oldest. The puppy pack has a very hard time adjusting to the gap in the pack and the pups are inconsolable and distressed for weeks.

Running their hands down their backs and scenting up their coat.

Giving the longest hugs while they nuzzle their face into the smell that comforts them.

Offering their scarf when it's cold.

Brushing up against their friend when they open the door for them to leave.

All the alpha wants is for everyone to leave that friend alone. Let them be safe walking home smelling like their protective alpha scent.

you know how male clownfish will turn female if there are too many males? i imagine that's how omegas present, only instead of becoming female they become a whole new sex. same with alphas, they're females that gain male characteristics. some people transition after presenting, some don't. betas are people who havent presented... yet. if someone wants to present they could hang around a bunch of people of the same sex and hope they're the one that presents (and hormones and youth make it easier to present)

Ooooh

So in this verse the omegas are all male and alphas are all female?

this blog will be mostly omega centric, with lots of focus on relationships, specifically wlw romantic relationships but im open to talk about anything!! just drop any questions/suggestions you may have in the askbox :-)

and of course this should go without saying but- everything i say here is all my own interpretation!! none of what i say is ‘fact’ and shouldnt be taken as such. and i think that does it for introductions?? if you have any more questions feel free to shoot me an ask or even dm me but please be nice i’ll cry

Hey Hi Hello!

I’d like to think so. Of course, every AU is different. 

I think they’d be very similar, it’s just the timing of who goes into what first.  Of course, I think the more common one to see are Heat Frenzies, where an Omega’s heat affects Multiple near by Alphas. Thus causing them to become aggressive and possible go into rut.  I think if an Alpha went into Rut, causing a Rut Frenzy (only calling it this to make some sort of connection, we can call it something else later lol)  The near by Omegas will most likely default to basic instincts. Becoming pliant and comforting. In which ever way they deem fit. Probably drop anything they’re doing to focus on that Alpha. 

Hey Hi Hello! Here are some babysitting hcs!

Alphas babysitting:

Alphas being extra playful, rough housing with the children.

If they have accessed their Alpha voice, using it to calm the children and keeping them in line when they're being too rambunctious.

Alphas bringing a lot of games that require physical activity.

Alphas taking them to the local park.

Having fun competitions between the children, like who can run the fastest, or who can find all the 'treasures' in the shortest amount of time.

The children always have some achievement to tell their parents after being babysat by the Alpha.

Betas babysitting:

The children getting all their chores and homework done with time to spare for games.

Betas baking with the children, leaving with tons of baked goods at the end of the day.

Betas giving the reading the best stories at bedtime.

Betas always knowing the right thing to say when the children ask hard questions.

Betas brining crafts for the children to do.

Betas remembering all the children's medical needs and react accordingly. Such as making lunch that the child won't have an allergic reaction to.

Betas getting the best reviews from parents.

Omegas babysitting:

Omegas creating a large community nest for all the children to hang out in.

Omegas calming the crying child who misses their parents.

Omegas handling fights between children, and both parties are happy.

Omegas being able to handle children of all ages at the same time. They can put the toddler down for a nap, while calming a crying baby while, entertaining the child.

Omegas bringing board games so they can all play.