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Reader’s Guide
*to My Dom/Sub Omegaverse AU
**A comprehensive guide to understanding the dynamics, rules, and mechanics of this Alternate Universe (AU).
Core Concepts
This AU combines the traditional Omegaverse with a structured Dom/Sub system, where individuals have both a Primary Gender , a Secondary Gender and a Dynamic that dictate their instincts and roles in relationships.
Primary Genders:
- Male
- Female
Secondary Genders: Alpha/Beta/Omega
Dynamics:
- Dom – Instinctively driven to control, protect, and care for Subs. Doms have a special aura called Authority, which showcases their dominance.
- Sub – Instinctively craves control, punishment, praise, and care from a Dom. Can enter Subspace (a euphoric state of surrender) or experience Sub Drop (a dangerous condition caused by neglect or forced commands).
- Switch – Can change between Dom and Sub roles at will, but they do not have Authority. They dominate only through commands.
- Neutral (Beta) – Regular humans without Dom/Sub instincts. They mostly act as background observers in this world.
Dynamic Variants
Each person’s Dynamic can be further influenced by their Omegaverse classification.
|
Variant |
Description |
Population |
|
Alpha-Dom (AD) |
Most common Alpha type. Naturally dominant. |
10% |
|
Alpha-Sub (AS) |
Rare. Alphas who have the urge to submit more than to dominate.
|
3% |
|
Omega-Dom (OD) |
Extremely rare. Omegas that have the urge to dominate more than to submit.
|
2% |
|
Omega-Sub (OS) |
Most common Omega type. Naturally submissive. |
10% |
|
Switch |
Can be an Alpha or Omega but shifts between roles.
|
15% |
|
Neutral (Beta) |
No dynamic. Normal human.
|
60% |
Commands & Power Hierarchy
Doms can issue Commands that Subs are instinctively compelled to follow. These are typically one-word orders, though a Dom’s voice can enhance the command’s strength.
Common Commands:
- Crawl – Go on all fours.
- Stay – Remain in place.
- Kneel – Sit upright on knees.
- Go / Come – Move away or toward.
- Stop – Halt all movement.
- Stand-Up – Rise to feet.
- Strip – Remove clothing.
- Present – Assume a submissive posture for their Dom.
Prohibited Commands:
Some commands are strictly forbidden, especially those that inflict harm.
- Example: "Die" – This command can send a Sub into an instant Sub Drop, potentially leading to death. Doms who are found guilty of this may be arrested.
Overwriting Commands:
A stronger Dom can override a weaker Dom’s command.
- This ability is rarely used, and its morality depends on the situation.
Key Sub Phenomenas
Subspace:
- A euphoric, floating state of total submission.
- Happens in highly compatible Dom/Sub pairs.
Sub Drop:
- A dangerous condition caused by:
- Being abandoned after a punishment.
- Receiving a forced command.
- Experiencing an extreme Authority without consent.
- Symptoms: Mental instability, fatigue, numbness.
- If untreated, it can cause permanent disability or death.
Aftercare:
- Essential to a Sub’s well-being.
- Doms provide aftercare through praise, petting, or comfort to stabilize a Sub.
Suppressants
Suppressants:
- Dynamic Suppressants (White): Pills used to control dynamic instincts and urges.
- Omega Suppressants (Blue): Can be used for 6 months before a mandatory heat cycle.
- Alpha Suppressants (Red): Less commonly used but can be taken for up to a year.
Collars & Rings:
- Collars – Worn by Subs in a Dom/Sub relationship.
- Rings – Worn by Doms to signify they have a claimed Sub.
Claims & Marks:
- Claim: When an Alpha stakes a bond with an Omega as their mate.
- Marks: Permanent mating/bond marks, usually reserved for Alpha/Omega pairs.
Author's Note:
Okay, I know I am on Hiatus but my brain wouldn't stop making this story in my mind, so today I finally got into "World Building" so to say.
Here is the Guide that would help you better understand my story.
I will be honest, I am a beginner with the Dom/Sub genre, and I am still learning as I go. So, if I do make mistakes, please forgive me.
P.S. All my other works would remain on HIATUS. This one, will be updated IF I manage to write a chapter.
