Classification Stories

Shinso Hitoshi's life of neglect leads him to crime and a harsh sentence. To avoid life in prison, he agrees to a radical care recovery program that pairs him with dangerous inmates. But surviving behind bars won't be easy when he is paired with mafia boss's son. Cross posted on AO3

A young girl, who had been avoiding classification for 11 months, eventually gets caught by her country's royal family.

Percy Jackson classification story

Same as my other story different plot and universe

Peter is an abused little trying to hide his classification from his new mentor. No superheroes AU

In a world where everyone receives a classification when they are 18, Taylor finds herself receiving the one classification she prayed she wouldn't get 'little'...it is of course the rarest classification, the kinds thing that gets you started at in public, not to mention the humiliation of the involuntary regression. At first Taylor tries to hide it and ignore, but she quickly finds that isn't exactly possible...especially when she is around Travis, who happens to be the designated caregiver in her friend group...the more time she spends with him the quicker she seems to regress until there is no more hiding it. Travis of course knows she's little...he has pretty much know from the day he met her, he could tell by the instinctual draw he has always felt and his feelings for her...Soon with Travis's help Taylor begins to learn how to except herself for who she is and realize how much fun being herself can actually be.

Looking down at the stark white envelope Harry felt like he was going to be sick. He just couldn't believe they would send yet another letter to his relative's house about his classification. Quickly, before his relatives start asking what's taking so long to get the post, he stuffs the letter in his oversized pants to be dealt with later. Harry Potter was hoping with all his might that he would be a Dom. It didn't matter that he is nowhere near the hight of a normal 11-year-old(He doesn't get to eat much)O or that he wets the bed constantly (He doesn't have access to a toilet 24/7) or that fact that when he gets really scared of upset the urge to suck his fingers is almost overwhelming. Harry is going to be a Dom. No question about it. No magic or Voldemort AU use to belong to Midnight_wolf_1214 but I helped with all the chapter so this is still going to be good... I hope.

a girl, abandoned at birth, left to be raised by a teenage boy, who has had runs in with the law, raising his daughter to be same way. Only she is found out to be a little, having to suppress it puts them more at risk, with more charged.

Spin off (another one lol) from my last series Avengers X Reader Classification. In this book you and Peter try to adapt to your new life as a little and Daddy. First two chapters will be the same and Daddy Peter pt.1 and pt.2 from Avengers X Reader Classification. (Prompts and requests are greatly appreciated)

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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

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