PLEASE READ T/Ws Abuse Self-Harm Excessive swearing drug abuse IF ANY OF THESE TRIGGER YOU PLEASE DONT READ THE CHAPTERS WITH THEM IN IT! VIEWER DISCRESTIION IS ADVISED. In a world where every teenager is classified according to their emotional age, fifteen-year-old Leo Carter wants nothing to do with the system. He's spent his life surviving, not trusting, anyone he needs someone who cares and guides him. When classification day arrives, Leo's worst fear comes true, and he's assigned to Haven Brooks, the school's star football player and the last person Leo wants in his life. While Leo fights the label and the memories that fuel his resistance, both begin to uncover uncomfortable truths about strength, vulnerability, and what it really means to be at home.

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

The story begins at a casual bar where David and Liam meet for the first time. David is a confident man in his 30s, while Liam is in his 20s, looking for both connection and belonging. They engage in light banter, where Liam jokingly mentions needing a "daddy" to take care of him. David is intrigued. . . . . . . What happens next???

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)

After a skiing accident leaves Corey unable to stop wetting himself, his Mum has no choice but to enrol him in a specialised potty training school to help him regain control. At almost every point on his journey through Millennium Academy Corey is resistant to accept help, making him find himself in wet pants very often.

In the world of "Classified," societal norms are governed by a unique classification system that determines one's role and identity within relationships. At the heart of this system lies the crucial Classification Test, an event that shapes the lives and futures of individuals based on their innate tendencies and desires. Individuals find themselves entangled in the complexities of this system, navigating the expectations and pressures placed upon their approaches to their own Classification Test. As the story unfolds, we witness the two youngest Brexton Brothers reluctance and skepticism towards the rigid classifications, juxtaposed against the backdrop of his family's deep-rooted adherence to tradition."Classified" is a compelling exploration of identity, autonomy, and the intricacies of human relationships. It invites readers to question the constructs that govern their lives and to contemplate the true essence of individuality in a world bound by classification. Through their journey of self-discovery, we are reminded that true liberation lies in embracing our complexities and defying the limitations imposed by society.

Connor Johnson seems like an ordinary boy on the outside, but on the inside he's plagued by depression, an eating disorder and complex anxiety. So what happens when he finally hits the end of the line and is forcibly sent to a home for troubled boys? Where love runs rampant in the air and tensions soar as high as the clouds. TW's (these will not be included at the start of chapters so take this as a final warning) Anorexia & Eating Disorder Self Harm Drug Abuse Abuse Smut PTSD Hallucinations/Schizophrenia Suicidal Thoughts & Ideation Hospitals Anxiety Slow Burn This story is NOT promoting, encouraging, romanticising or glorifying topics such as abuse, suicide, self harm, disordered eating, sexual abuse/misconduct or anything like that, it is just showing what the affects of it can be like especially for LGBT+ young people. Please be respectful in the comments and if anyone is struggling do reach out for support!

Tyler is straight. He has a girlfriend. He's the campus golden boy. He's also my roommate. In public, he pretends I don't exist. In private, he watches me. Tracks me. Loses it when I come back late. He's terrified of what that means. So is everyone else. His girlfriend knows. His teammates are watching. His father-who stands at a pulpit every Sunday-is coming to town. And Tyler is running out of ways to disappear.

Barrett has gone from home to home throughout his entire life. Each home is different, but also the same, except for the Gardners. He finally finds the loving connection he's been looking for, but it comes with a catch.

A month and a half has passed since that .. day.. in which everything fell apart for Lachlan. He didn't get the happy ending that his best friend and former Little, Matt did. He got pushed into a role he doesn't want to be in... right? What happens when the thing you start fighting becomes something... less to fight and more to accept even though it will cost you some of the perceived pride you hold unto yourself, and you start fighting for another part of you to be seen. One that was seen originally but essentially forgotten in the wakes of that day. What happens when you have to look after someone who rebels against the things you say just because? And what do you do when you think something isn't adding up. When your Little is adamant about something and so is his friend, but what they are saying goes against a official figure who has a spotless reputation. What happens when confronted with the truth you do nothing. Hoping that what the person was saying was untrue and you were fine. That they were just in a bad mood. But what if they were right? What happens when your friend is breaking down in front of you and you feel powerless to help them. Well you try your best and rope them into a International Tennis competition to try and get their feels up!