At eighteen, everyone is assigned a classification that shapes their future either Dominant, Submissive, Neutral, Caregiver, or Little. Oakley never worried about his results. He expected to be Neutral, maybe a Sub at most. But when his classification comes back as Little, his entire world flips upside down. Littles are supposed to need structure, comfort, and guidance things he's never relied on. Terrified of how people will treat him, Oakley hides the truth, telling only his mother, his only family. Starting university is his chance at a fresh start. With four new roommates Liam, Henry, Jmaes and Nathen he's determined to keep his classification a secret. But as stress builds and cracks start to show, Oakley struggles to maintain the facade. Highest ratings: # 1 Classification # 5 Caregiver # 3 Pull-ups # 12 Roommates # 13 Diapers

A story about a teen starting to prefer to wear a skirt and diapers to school than pants and briefs. - 15 year old Mitchell Reece with heterochromic eyes and brown hair was a simple average boy with hard working parents, an older step-sister and younger sister. The household hasn't been much not long after his sister was born. Her bedroom was originally his before he compliantly moved to the attic so his sister can have it. He often tells his parents everything. Well, almost. While his parents often see him in footie pyjamas or onesies as his sleepwear, he doesn't tell them about one thing that the school he attends comply with: His new penchant for skirts and diapers. While leaving the home in a grey blazer, sky blue shirt, grey shorts, sky blue socks, black loafers and striped tie, he would switch his shorts and colored briefs for a grey skirt and diaper. The school's dress code approved boys in skirts is optional, which Mitchell began only a few weeks earlier and found himself in detention for an argument over test results, which his history teacher thought were false until she discovered the truth. However, by then, it was too late. #1 in tutu around January

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.