When classification day rolls around everyone's world is shaken, for better or for... well better. At least that is what the system is supposed to do. But what happens if you are one of those uncommon few that dont fit in with the standard classifications of Little, Caregiver, etc. Well Lachlan is about to find out. What happens if you try to cheat the system in an attempt to make your life better than what it is now. What are the consequences and what happens if it turns out that you made the right choice anyway? What will happen then? Well Matt is about to find out himself.

Every year as the new batch of young adults come out the government does classification tests on them. Levi was your average high school jock, the school's quarterback, the ladies' man, the "dream boy" as most had called him. Theodore Baker, the star athlete, super nerd, quiet kid, but most importantly Levi's best friend. With lies, love, and new identities unfolding how will they cope with it all? ONGOING AND UNDERGOING HEAVY EDITING

This is a NONSEXUAL story Jake Anderson Age: 17 Classification: Little (secret) Height: 5'5" Build: Lean and quick-footed, with a soft, boyish face Hair: Medium-length brown, soft and slightly wavy, usually falling into his eyes Eyes: Blue-bright and expressive, often betraying his emotions even when he tries to hide them Personality: Quiet, observant, and guarded. Jake is witty when comfortable, but he tends to keep to himself unless he really trusts someone. He's incredibly affectionate deep down and craves comfort and gentle structure-things he only lets himself indulge in when he's alone or with his mom. His classification as a little is a closely guarded secret, something he fears will ruin his life if it gets out, especially around his teammates. Background: Lives with his loving and supportive single mom, who has always made space for Jake to be himself. She knows about his little side and helps him navigate it quietly, giving him the space to regress when he needs to and always validating that it's okay. Jake is terrified of anyone at school finding out, particularly someone like Cameron. ⸻ Cameron Jackson Age: 18 Classification: Caregiver (open) Height: 6'5" Build: Muscular, sturdy, with a comforting presence Hair: Blonde, neatly styled-short on the sides, soft waves on top Eyes: Deep brown, calm and grounding Personality: Steady, warm, and effortlessly confident. Cameron has a natural protector's instinct, always looking out for the people around him without being overbearing. He's well-liked because he listens first and talks second. Though he's open about his classification as a caregiver, he's never pushy about it-it's just part of who he is. Background: Raised by two dads, both caregivers themselves, Cameron has always been taught that strength comes from knowing how to be gentle. He's fiercely loyal and pays attention to what others try to hide. Cameron plays defensive end on the football team and has a quiet but commanding kind of popularit

One Classification. One envelope. One million problems. Just two words will change your life forever. Alex knew what his was going to be. General Dom. Getting Caregiver would be the end of the world. High school was annoying enough, but taking care of a crying, disgusting, ear-shattering Little on top of that? Not a chance. Little does he know, what you want is never what you get. But damn it all. He was going to fight this Classification. No matter what. THIS STORY IS NOT BXB.

Jason's friends and family have always joked about him being a Little, and he's always denied it. He plans to prove them wrong once and for all once he gets his classification. Once he's classified though, turns out he actually can't prove them wrong. He still denies it to everyone he can, but how long until they find out?

Sunday is nineteen and has a talent for getting in trouble. After being expelled from nearly every school she's attended, her parents finally ship her off to Saunders Academy-a last resort for problem students. But Saunders isn't just any school. Every student is placed into a classification that defines who they are: Dom or Sub, Caregiver or Little, Brat or Tamer, Pet or Slave. What she thought would be another easy expulsion turns into something she can't control. Because once you're classified at Saunders-escaping isn't as simple as breaking the rules.

Classic classification au. If you like that, then this is for you! THIS IS NON-SEXUAL!! Alex and James are long time best friends who happen to both fall in a rare demographic of the classification system. Miles doesn't have a problem with littles, just with their caregivers. He can't understand why anyone would want this, which means it couldn't be true. . . right? Once again. N O N - S E X U A L! (If there is romance, it isn't between anyone regressed)