➳♡ cycles
♡ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ The Heat Cycle
Heat is a recurring period where omegas
and some betas experience intense
physical and hormonal changes
that make them highly fertile and
ually receptive. Heat cycles occur
every month for 3-5 days. The extremity is
unique to each individual, though
symptoms are often the same, such
as elevated body temperature, a rapid
increase and ever present amount
of slick, and heightened pheromones,
amongst other symptoms. Omegas/betas
are at their fertility peak during heats,
and chances of pregnancy are very high.
Even in non-reproductive relationships,
heat often triggers bonding instincts.
During heat, a knot is often the only
source of comfort, satisfying the
instinctual urge of fertilization. without
having a partner to supply a knot, heats
can be incredibly painful and last longer.
Omegas and betas release potent
pheromones during heat, attracting
unmated alphas and betas.
♡ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ Slick: Natural Lubrication
Slick is a unique biological response
that omegas and betas produce
during heat, acting as a natural
lubricant to prepare the body for mating.
Production increases significantly
during heat.
♡ˏˋ°•*⁀➷The Rut Cycle
Rut is a counterpart to heat, occurring
in alphas and some betas. Ruts
are periods where alphas/betas
experience surges of aggression,
dominance, and ual drive. Much
like heats, heightened pheromones
and elevated body temperatures occur,
and can last 3-5 days per month.
The desire to mate and claim often
completely overwhelms the senses. A
distinct characteristic of rut would be
the knot, which forms at the base of a
and will only inflate after a
minimum of 30 minutes after .
♡ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ Knots
The knot itself is an engorged, bulb-like
swelling that forms at the base of the
ia during or near . It
becomes firm and expands, effectively
“locking” the alpha or beta and their
partner together, which Increases
the chances of successful conception.
Knots cannot form outside of ruts.
Female alphas and some female
betas have an engorge oris
that when stimulated, stiffens with
blood circulation. It is only during rut
however, that a female alpha is
fertile and can impregnate.
♡ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ female alphas & betas
With female alphas/betas, the knot
occurs when the oris swells and
stiffens with blood. locking her inside
her partner. Through contact of ual
fluids, such as the naturally occurring
lubrication females experience, that
is when fertilization occurs via the
motion of the bodies grinding and
mixing slick and lubricant together.
If the off chance that your partner
is another alpha, then outside sources
such as lubricants must be present
to ensure the safety of the other party.
Alpha bottoms are particularly
vulnerable during penetration
because of their lack of slick
production, making this process painful
and uncomfortable without
accommodations.
♡ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ suppressants & mates
Suppressants are pharmaceutical
substances designed to regulate or
suppress the hormonal cycles
associated with heats, ruts, and
dynamic-specific biological traits.
The use of suppressants can also
delay or suppress heats/ruts.
However, prolonged use can lead
to infertility, sickness, and even death.
Bonded/mated pairs cycle sync
up after bonding.
Heat is a recurring period where omegas
and some betas experience intense
physical and hormonal changes
that make them highly fertile and
ually receptive. Heat cycles occur
every month for 3-5 days. The extremity is
unique to each individual, though
symptoms are often the same, such
as elevated body temperature, a rapid
increase and ever present amount
of slick, and heightened pheromones,
amongst other symptoms. Omegas/betas
are at their fertility peak during heats,
and chances of pregnancy are very high.
Even in non-reproductive relationships,
heat often triggers bonding instincts.
During heat, a knot is often the only
source of comfort, satisfying the
instinctual urge of fertilization. without
having a partner to supply a knot, heats
can be incredibly painful and last longer.
Omegas and betas release potent
pheromones during heat, attracting
unmated alphas and betas.
♡ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ Slick: Natural Lubrication
Slick is a unique biological response
that omegas and betas produce
during heat, acting as a natural
lubricant to prepare the body for mating.
Production increases significantly
during heat.
♡ˏˋ°•*⁀➷The Rut Cycle
Rut is a counterpart to heat, occurring
in alphas and some betas. Ruts
are periods where alphas/betas
experience surges of aggression,
dominance, and ual drive. Much
like heats, heightened pheromones
and elevated body temperatures occur,
and can last 3-5 days per month.
The desire to mate and claim often
completely overwhelms the senses. A
distinct characteristic of rut would be
the knot, which forms at the base of a
and will only inflate after a
minimum of 30 minutes after .
♡ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ Knots
The knot itself is an engorged, bulb-like
swelling that forms at the base of the
ia during or near . It
becomes firm and expands, effectively
“locking” the alpha or beta and their
partner together, which Increases
the chances of successful conception.
Knots cannot form outside of ruts.
Female alphas and some female
betas have an engorge oris
that when stimulated, stiffens with
blood circulation. It is only during rut
however, that a female alpha is
fertile and can impregnate.
♡ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ female alphas & betas
With female alphas/betas, the knot
occurs when the oris swells and
stiffens with blood. locking her inside
her partner. Through contact of ual
fluids, such as the naturally occurring
lubrication females experience, that
is when fertilization occurs via the
motion of the bodies grinding and
mixing slick and lubricant together.
If the off chance that your partner
is another alpha, then outside sources
such as lubricants must be present
to ensure the safety of the other party.
Alpha bottoms are particularly
vulnerable during penetration
because of their lack of slick
production, making this process painful
and uncomfortable without
accommodations.
♡ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ suppressants & mates
Suppressants are pharmaceutical
substances designed to regulate or
suppress the hormonal cycles
associated with heats, ruts, and
dynamic-specific biological traits.
The use of suppressants can also
delay or suppress heats/ruts.
However, prolonged use can lead
to infertility, sickness, and even death.
Bonded/mated pairs cycle sync
up after bonding.
heats
ruts
