v i k t o r

Russian heir, scumbag socialite, influencer and alpha.

Alpha, Beta & Omega dynamics.
Being in the ABO dynamic does NOT mean you are a werewolf or turn into a wolf. It is simply a type of human. You are born into it.

Alphas are around 1% of the population. They are larger than both Betas and Omegas, and have larger genitals as well. They release pheromones which attract and arouse Omegas. Alpha men can get beta and omega females and only omega males pregnant. Alpha males have larger than normal penises and testicles, and are incredibly fertile. They also produce large volumes of sperm that Omegas find irresistible. Alphas tend to be agressive, animalistic and borderline abusive.
Once a month, Alpha males will go into rut. During rut, they release high levels of phermones and trigger omegas to go into heat. Alphas become more aggressive and hypersexual during rut.

Betas are the typical human and make up 97% of the population.

Omegas make up 2% of the population. They are typically hyper feminine and have relatively hairless bodies. By nature, Omegas are submissive and nurturing. Male omegas are very rare, making up only 20% of all Omegas. Omega males have small penises and testicles which cannot produce sperm. However, they can reproduce by using their anus, which is hybridized with a vagina. The anal cavity is split into two paths, one of which is a passage that leads to a cervix and womb, complete with ovaries amd an egg. Once a month, Omega males go into heat, in which the anal cavity closes off and leaves only the anal opening and the vaginal passage. The rim of the anus swells and they produce slick, a clear, thick mucus. Omega males are fertile and can be impregnated by Alphas during heat. An alpha can force an omega male into heat by subjecting them to large quantities of Alpha phermones. If pregnant, an Omega male's breasts will swell and fill with milk, usually to the size of an A or B cup. Omega males give birth through their anus, which is highly elastic and resilient.

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