#transdynamics

Transdynamics: A transition from a person’s assigned dynamic at presentation (secondary gender) to a different one that corresponds with their personal identity.

People who identify as transdyanmic, as opposed to transgender, typically feel as though their natural instincts align more with a different dynamic than the dynamic they presented as. For example, someone who identifies as AtO (Alpha to Omega) may feel more instincts revolving around nurturing their loved ones rather than protecting their territory.

Further, trandynamic individuals report high levels of dynamic dysphoria, disliking being referred to as their presented dynamic and feeling “wrong” when expected to perform tasks or act within the bounds of their presented gender. This can occur in pack settings, relationships, or even professional environments.

Transdynamic people do not often have gender dysphoria as seen in trangender individuals. Transdynamic individuals may identify as transdynamic and transgender.

Main Transdynamic Identities:

AtO: Alpha to Omega

AtB: Alpha to Beta

OtA: Omega to Alpha

OtB: Omega to Beta

BtA: Beta to Alpha

BtO: Beta to Omega

Adynamic: Not identifying with any specific dynamic.

Transdynamic Flag:

Flag Meaning: The top red represents alpha, the second to top purple represents beta, the second to bottom blue represents omega, and the bottom white represents in-between or no dynamic.

Types of Treatments:

Sound Treatment: Sound treatment is similar to voice therapy. It focuses on changing the sounds an individual can make to fit the dynamic they identify as. For example, a BtO individual may go to sound treatment to learn how to purr.

Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT): Trandynamic people take HRT, however, they typically take different hormones than transgender people. For example, transgender individuals take testosterone or estrogen, while transdynamic people take hormones that affect their pheromones and biological reactions (such as a biological reaction to a distressed pup) so they align more with the dynamic they identify as. Note, some transdynamic people take testosterone or estrogen as well so their body appears more like that of the dynamic they identify as.

Blockers/Suppressants: If a transdynamic individual cannot access HRT or is in the early stages of it, they will use blockers and/or suppressants to conceal their scent and pheromones. Blockers and suppressants are especially popular among adynamic individuals.

Ruts and Heats

Ruts and heats are extremely difficult to change for transdynamic people. Suppressants work to stop heats and ruts, however, being able to have a heat if you are, for example, AtO takes a lot of different treatments working together. Along with HRT and specific medication used to prepare the body, a surgery must be undergone to actually change the body’s biological mating cycle. However, the surgery is extremely difficult on the body and is hard to get approved for. Further, the first 1 to 3 years of heats/ruts will be irregular and unpleasant with constant check ups needed.

Society

Transdynamic individuals are less accepted than transgender individuals in omegaverse society. This is because primary gender (male, female, other) is not as important to the core of society as secondary gender. Some people view transdynamic individuals as people actively going against their role in society and what they were made for.

They have always been bolder than most omegas they know, like their siblings or peers. They don’t like people, especially alphas, to treat them like helpless little babies all the time.

They’ve never had a lot of omega friends. They just don’t seem to get on very well.

They might experiment with wearing different clothes or accessories that are marketed towards betas, rather than omegas.

They might try scent blockers or suppressants to help them pass as a “real” beta.

They make friends with other betas and those become their closest friends. They probably tell those friends first. The other betas will likely understand and can help the newly transitioning beta, if they want. They can give tips on how to act more beta-like.

It might be harder to come out to any alpha friends/partners, but hopefully they will be able to accept and adapt to their friend’s new identity.

There will always be those that refuse to accept this change. These people might think they are confused, telling them “there is nothing wrong with being an omega” or play it off as them being the ABO equivalent of a tomboy, insisting that they’ll “grow out of it”. The transitioning beta will unfortunately have to deal with this from time to time. Their supportive friends will stick up for them though.

Hello darling!

I don’t think there’s a straightforward answer for this one. It all depends on how you like to think about it.

To me, I think maybe that might be what gammas are? Like, born as alphas but are more submissive in nature. I mean, they can identify as whatever dynamic regardless of what they were born as, but this just how I see it:

Gamma is a term for people who are biologically alphas, but show more submissive traits.

Sigma is a term for people who are biologically omegas, but show more dominant traits.