Omnisexual Vs Pansexual Novels & Stories

I tell them we need to postpone the meeting for another day, or at least a few hours, depending on our Alpha's decision. When I finally deal with the distractions getting in my way, I head to the kitchen. It's no shock to see my mate eating spoonful after spoonful of Nutella. The thing is- we never thought the Moon Goddess would pair two men together, let alone come up with unexplainable ways for us to breed. I've never heard of gay mates, but Brent and I are living proof that they exist. Rarely, but such pairings do happen. Being men, we never bothered to use protection as both of us came to terms with the fact that we wouldn't have biological children of our own. Well, we couldn't be more

When the world has changed, sub-genders within a community are no longer foreign, men and women today are born with sub-genders that become increasingly prominent with age. Each birth will comprise 89% of the Beta group, where these Betas exhibit physical traits similar to ordinary humans, forming the majority of the general population. About 10% of births have the Alpha sub-gender; Alphas possess advantages over both Betas and Omegas. Alphas are characterized by stronger and more masculine physical traits and superior leadership skills, which is why almost all individuals with the Alpha sub-gender dominate sectors like finance and politics worldwide. At the very bottom and rarest is the Ome

"Be my Luna." I shook my head again. He was crazy. "I can’t be Luna; I’m a guy. People will assume things about you that you don’t want." Brax raised his eyebrows, "if anyone doesn’t already know I’m pansexual, they’ve been living under a rock. If you don’t like the title, I can call you something else, but I see nothing wrong with having a male Luna." "No. It’s too strange, Brax. You can’t just let anyone be your Luna."

Aiden was different and so is Azriel. There were no doctors who were alphas or omegas because despite their difference or rather vast difference in hierarchy both ranks could showcase extreme emotions during their ruts and heats respectively. Others in the spectrum were thankfully spared. The females bled of course and had all the parts that were expected of a female, but they just did not have extreme pheromone leaks like omegas.

I knew I was graysexual, but I didn't know if I was pan too. I found girls hot, yes, but it was more like encouraging my fellow sisters kind of a way. You know the 'slay kween, I am falling love with you' kind of a thing that most of us girls have towards our girl friends or if we just want to motivate a random girl because we feel like it; it wasn't anything serious though. Honestly, that wasn't the thing that made me question my sexuality slightly it was something else.

“Never thought about it. My pack is pretty open about Omegas and we have no issues with them. Men or woman. I wouldn’t see why anyone would hide being an Omega. He’s never gone into heat. So I just figured he was just close just not quite enough.” Finn nodded and narrowed his eyes. “Well, to answer your answer young man, usually when an Alpha, Beta, or Gamma is mated to same sex, it’s with an Omega. Omega’s can bare children no matter their gender. However, there are rare instances, like Noah and I, where we are two very strong Beta’s still mated together.” “So you guys can’t have pups?” With the word pup, Sam hiccuped. He picked up his drink and took another sip. It spilled over him more th

“It was fun teasing you. That’s all. I was just joking.” Experiments? Boys fucking other boys for fun? What the fuck was going on? Why had I never heard about any of this before? Probably because I had always been in a co-ed school with plenty of girls around? “If it’s still bothering you,” Devon said finally, breaking my train of thought. “You can always check out articles on bisexuality or pansexuality. They’re a thing too, you know. LGBTQ+ doesn’t only stand for lesbian or gay or Trans people. It’s an entire spectrum that holds numerous possibilities.”

"You mean, human?" "No, I mean any creature," I paused, thinking over my next set of words before actually saying them. When I felt confident that I knew how to best explain my thoughts, I finally spoke again, "You're pansexual, right, which means you're attracted to a person despite their gender identity. What if, in your case, that means you're not only gender-blind but you're blind to what the person actually is. Could be vampire, could be human, could be fae."

Felix starts and Avery blushes. “Mmm, so I get a mate who has the best of both worlds, huh?” Emilio hums against Avery’s ear before kissing her cheek. “I’m pansexual, Little Fox! I have always known I would eventually find an Alpha mate. Unlike Adonis, I knew at least a small bit about my heritage. I don’t look like an Omega, but I am. That is why I work so hard to prove myself worthy of the title and rank I hold.” My jaw drops and I feel the surprise in Adonis as well. He was unaware. Felix rolls his eyes at all of us.

She leaned back into her chair, as if distance was needed for whatever she was about to say. “Gerard,” she said, voice softer—the softest I’ve ever heard. “You of all people should know that’s possible.” My chest tightened, my muscles contracting. “When someone becomes an omega, it rewires their brain,” she continued. “The brain chemistry. Instincts. Alpha pheremones that usually trigger aggression start triggering attraction.” Her eyes searched mine to be sure I was following. “There’s a reason Alphas clash with other Alphas, and omegas don’t.”