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@Rilka I see this is your first omegaverse.... 1...Alphas, especially dominant ones need an Omega. It's in their DNA. 

2.... instinct. They can be super in love with a beta, but if an Omega appears with high compatible pheromones, the alpha wont be able to resist. The only way an Alpha stops reacting to others, is after he bonds with an omega. 

3....Betas can't stand passing a rut with the Alpha, while Omegas are built for that. 

4....Alphas have an obsessive need to mark/bond with their mate, they can't mark a beta, but they can an Omega. 

5....Pheromones

6....Babies, only omegas have higher chance of pregnancy and to survive the birth, and male betacan'tnt even have a kid

Etc.....etc...
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TrashLurker No More·4 months ago
@deleted user Honestly, this sounds more like your first or second omegaverse, because you’re describing the entire trope based on a few manhwas. Omegaverse isn’t one fixed system. There are tons of versions where alphas date betas, betas date omegas, omega/omega, alpha/alpha, and even omega with a normal person. It all depends on how the author builds their world. Treating one narrow interpretation like it’s universal just ignores how diverse omegaverse actually is. That’s one way omegaverse is written, but it’s not a universal rule. Alpha/beta/omega isn’t hard biology, it’s a trope that changes depending on the author. Not every alpha is ruled by instinct, not every omega is required for bonding or rut solution and betas aren’t automatically incompatible. Plenty of stories have alphas choosing betas, resisting pheromones, or valuing emotional connection over biology. The whole point of omegaverse for a lot of people is exploring choice vs instinct, not treating it like destiny. If someone likes someone, that still matters.