an agere story. classification au. Elias gets classified as a little. The issue however is that he is the only little classified in his entire year group! He attempts to hide his classification but it gets harder as time goes on, especially with so many caregivers around.

"I am a captain. I am a champion. And I am most definitely NOT a Little." Beau Andrews had his entire life mapped out on a playbook: lead his team to a state championship, secure a D1 football scholarship, and claim the Dom classification everyone expected of a powerhouse linebacker. He lived for the grind, the discipline, and the absolute respect of his peers. But the system has a different plan for Beau. When his results come back, they don't say Dom ... they say Bratty Little. Stripped of his jersey and hauled off to the Littles Academy, Beau treats the "plush-lined prison" like a battlefield. He mocks the finger-painting, wages war against nap time, and treats every instructor like an opposing lineman. He's determined to break the system until it gives him the "correct" results. Instead of a new test slip, however, Beau's defiance earns him a much more formidable opponent: Silas. Standing at a massive 6'6" and entirely unimpressed by Beau's tough-guy act, Silas is a grumpy, no-nonsense "Brat Tamer" who specialises in cracking the shells of the Academy's most stubborn cases. Silas doesn't care about Beau's stats or his scholarship; he only cares about obedience and more importantly in beaus case, acceptance. Locked in a high-stakes battle of wills with a man he can't physically overpower, Beau is about to learn the hardest lesson of his life.

Everyone in the friend group has already received their classification. Everyone... except Ivan. At seventeen, almost eighteen, he's the youngest of them all, still living at home, still pretending he doesn't care about the test that will decide his future. He's the silly, bratty one of the group. Loud when he's nervous. Energetic when he's overwhelmed. Always ready to argue, tease, or stir up chaos just to avoid talking about what's really on his mind. December is getting closer. And so is his classification. Elijah, one of the caregivers in the group, has started noticing the signs. The small things. The way Ivan gets overtired. The way his emotions slip when he's overwhelmed. The way he looks for comfort without realizing he's doing it. Elijah doesn't want to scare him. Doesn't want to push. Doesn't want to label him before the system does. So instead, he watches. He steps in when he needs to. He makes sure Ivan is safe, even when the boy insists he doesn't need it. Because sometimes the scariest part isn't the classification itself. It's what it means. And Ivan isn't ready to face that yet.

Ethan He hates his life. He only ever wanted one thing: to matter. So when he's given a chance to change everything, he takes it without thinking. Because how bad could it be to finally be cared for? He gets exactly what he asked for. Just not in the way he expected. Because sometimes, being cared for doesn't feel like freedom.

In this world, werewolves are divided into Alphas, Betas, and Omegas-but there is one rare classification. Littles. Littles are Omegas whose wolf spirits regress their minds during stress or trauma, sometimes permanently. When regressed, they function emotionally and physically dependent on others. Because of this littles are much smaller often barely reaching an Alpha's chest even as adults and require constant protection. Some packs cherish their littles. Others exploit them. The Moon Goddess watches closely.

Hayden is top of his class in school. He's smart, talented, and committed to making his parents proud. He hides every part of himself but his knowledge away in dark corners, keeping it invisible to everyone else. At night, when no one's watching, he drowns his stress in children's toys and cartoons, trying to keep his mind sharp for school. He hates himself for who he is behind closed doors, but he knows no better way to deal with his stress. During the day, he is a genius and his parents' greatest success. However, those titles come with very heavy burdens. He wonders how no one sees him, until one day, someone finally does. Felix is the exact opposite of Hayden: he makes bad grades, he doesn't care to impress anyone, and he's open about his feelings. That doesn't mean he's a happy person. He's been passed from foster home to foster home since he was four years old. No matter how well-behaved he tried to be, no one wanted him. He knew no comfort, but he taught himself how to offer comfort to others. He had no love to give, but he gave it anyway, served right off of silver platters. No one ever seemed to appreciate it, until he met someone who needed love just as much as he did. Achievements: #1 in sfwlittlespace (10-1-2025) #1 in coping (9-29-2025) #1 in sfwageregression (11-7-2025) #1 in anxiety (2-13-2026) #1 in dxlb (11-30-2025) #1 in stress (2-28-2026) #3 in paci (9-27-2025) #4 in caregiver (1-10-2026) #6 in bxblove (1-13-2026)

*THIS IS AN AGE REGRESSION STORY.* Cassidy Lance is a 21 year old business owner. Having taken over her parents company at 18, she's more than a little stressed. Markus Wolf, 30, and his wife Lillian Wolf, 28, are her next door neighbors. Competitors in the business world but cordially in public. What happens when Cassidy breaks down in a meeting in front of them?

After his caregiver's death, Charlie has spent over a year cycling through homes that never last. Each new placement promised safety but delivered disappointment, leaving him guarded, isolated, and slowly spending less time in little space. When his social worker assigns him yet another caregiver, Charlie expects the same ending. But this one is different-quiet, imposing, and unexpectedly patient. Then again, all of them did. As Charlie pushes limits and tests boundaries, a fragile bond begins to form, forcing him to decide whether he's willing to risk hope one more time.

Henry Blanks works at a seven to five job at Dunkin Donuts then arrives home to his apartment to relieve the stress of the day with onesies, bottled milk, a bit of baby food, and television. Jamie Klinks is a children's therapist at Hope's Hospital in New York. Having to deal with children is a tough and oftentimes, stressful job for most, but for Jamie, it was his dream. All he needed was a bit of coffee and a pill or two of aspirin to get the job done. On the morning before his work, Jamie comes face to face with Henry and asks him (not so subtly) for his number. How will their relationship work out and what will Jamie's reaction be when he finds out about Henry's "little secret?"

Emmett loves to be a rebel. He skips school to hang out, drink, and smoke with his two friends when suddenly he and his best friend are cornered and kidnapped. Emmett suddenly wakes up to find himself in a crib, dressed in baby clothes, and unable to move properly. Suddenly, this strange couple is treating him like a baby, and Emmett isn't going to stand for this, it's humiliating! Will he find an escape? Will his determination as a real rebel help him in resistance? Or is he forever the couple's baby boy? Note: *UNEDITED *NONSEXUAL