Human Male Omega Pregnancy (Mpreg) The process of human male Omega pregnancy, when framed biologically, relies on specialized Omega anatomy and hormonal triggers that guide conception and gestation within a standard human timeframe (approximately nine months). 1. The Seeding and Fertilization The process begins during the Omega's fertile cycle. Alpha-Factor Transfer: The Alpha's semen is transferred during deep intimacy. It carries specialized Alpha-factors (unique hormonal peptides) that are required to initiate the pregnancy. Conception: The Alpha's sperm fertilizes the Omega's viable ovum (egg) within the reproductive tract, mirroring standard human conception. 2. Implantation and Activation The resulting zygote is commanded to implant in the specialized gestational organ. The Signal: The fertilized zygote, along with the Alpha-factors, triggers a rapid hormonal cascade in the Omega's body. Vesica Activation: This cascade activates the Vesica (the dedicated consort organ located deep in the lower abdomen). The organ's lining rapidly transforms into a highly supportive, vascularized environment. Implantation: The zygote travels and implants specifically within the Vesica, securing the pregnancy. The Omega may feel a profound, warm shift or a deep, spreading heat during this critical, intimate moment of successful conception. 3. Fetal Growth and Gestation (9 Months) The pregnancy follows a standard human gestation period, with the Vesica functioning as the protective gestational sac. First Trimester (Weeks 1-13): The Omega experiences intense hormonal shifts (fatigue, nausea, cravings). The Vesica begins to enlarge, causing a low, subtle hardening in the pelvic region. Second Trimester (Weeks 14-27): The "Bump" Emerges. The Vesica grows large enough to displace abdominal organs, creating a distinct, firm, low-slung "bump" in the lower abdomen. By the middle of this phase, the Omega begins to feel fetal movements ("quickening"), establishing a warm, undeniable bond with the child. Third Trimester (Weeks 28-40): Full Distention. The abdomen is fully distended. The Omega experiences increasing physical challenges, including back strain, and nesting instincts heighten. The Alpha-Omega bond becomes intensely focused on preparing for the delivery. 4. Labor and Birthing The birth relies on a dedicated, specialized anatomical pathway. Labor Initiation: Hormonal cues trigger powerful contractions from the Vesica's musculature, positioning the fetus for delivery. The Birthing Moment: Labor culminates in an intense, powerful pushing phase. The baby is delivered through a specialized, internal birth canal (a medically or genetically provided passage in the lower abdomen). Post-Birth: The Omega delivers the placenta and immediately focuses on recovery and bonding with the newborn child. The intense physical experience cements the profound, loving connection between the Omega, the Alpha,