America hates being treated differently because he's an omega. being the only omega in the family, he feels out of place and foreign. so he works really hard to make people not underestimate him as some cute omega in need of an alpha's attention. everything went fine throughout highschool. until he met someone in college who knew about America's real identity. art by : I don't know how to write his username so I'll just give you a link...Check out: 伊尔达寻🌿🕊🌿 (@SUHzmgbv2CjG019): https://twitter.com/SUHzmgbv2CjG019?s=09

GOING THROUGH SOME EDITING! The Confederate Battle Flag is alive- But it isn't what you might think. Dixie (as he goes by nowadays) has been stuck inside America's head all these years. First a voice of opposition, then blunt annoyance. Then council. He has changed. And America needs him more than ever. *may be offensive. Dixie is a good guy in this. Do not read if this offends you or if you are triggered by violence

[It's not finished 👌 and this is my first ever fanfic. Soooo, yeaah, it's gonna be cringy lmao] America has been visiting Russia for months know. Even if Russia doesn't like it, he still does it. He does this to make good means with everyone. So he is visiting almost everyone he was to stay chill with. Though that doesn't make Russia feel anymore comfortable. The jealousy hurts him. So he doesn't want to get close. Cover by- Prin-Coppy

You request I make Just don't overflow me with request please I'll get them done as fast as I can Edit: 2022 WTF IS THIIIIIS CRUSTY, MUSTY, NONSENSE

(Cover art is not mine.) America is F.I.N.E.. It's an acronym. People assume that when he says it he's really okay, and doesn't need help with anything. They're wrong. His friends all see him as the happy bubbly boy he acts like, but he's not. He's a teen with severe problems, who's dad doesn't believe in therapy. He's forced to just go with it, and roll with the punches. That all works out until it doesn't.

"Have you noticed America has been looking..kinda strange recently?" "I wouldn't worry too much about him"

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