I've Always Been Neutral
- Reads 37,713
- Votes 1,853
- Parts 40
Ongoing8h 1m
Last published about 18 hours ago
When conditioning turns ugly.
Oliver's a Neutral. He'd known that since he was born, since his parents took every single hobby away from him, since he'd been relegated to his room for studying and nothing else.
Turns out, that level of isolation causes a lot more problems than you'd expect. Eventually, Oliver, or at least those around him, realizes that while he might not have the Neutral Classification, he's the most Neutral person you'd ever find.
And not in a good way.
THIS STORY IS NOT BXB
All Rights Reserved
#1
teenagers
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
You may also like
Im NOT A Bratty Little?!
"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.
Pacifier
Cosmo is a twenty eight year old man run down in life, living off ramen and working long hours at a warehouse. With nowhere to go in life, dragged down by the stressors of adult life, he finds himself one day kidnapped by a supernatural being called Peter. It just so happens that Peter is an ancient vampire looking to build his family out of the dying pieces of humanity like Cosmo; people with nowhere left to go, with no hopes or dreams, killing themselves slowly with work and no sleep. Peter "adopts" Cosmo, taking him back home to meet the family. Cosmo, unfortunately, does not settle well into his new life as a vampire baby.
Our Little Boys
This book is set in the year 3760. Everyone who turns eighteen in the year gets a classification test. Six boys take the test. Some are happy with their classification, and some have trouble accepting it. They get placed in one house because they are slightly different. Most littles are in a relationship with their caregiver, and these boys do not want this.
Classifications
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.
The Boy Between Fangs
In the year 2120, the world changed. Creatures once hidden in the darkness stepped out of the shadows vampires, werewolves, fairies, and demons. Humanity was forced to adapt, monsters took the power, the wealth. Humans were left with what remained... or taken entirely. Some were workers. Some were property. Some were kept. 16-year-old Elliot Bennett has survived by learning one rule: don't be seen. Stay quiet. Keep his head down. Endure the home he can't escape. His world is small, bruised, and painfully lonely until the night he's followed home by two people that aren't human. From the darkness of a blacked-out SUV, a vampire prince and his husband see what no one else ever does: the fear Elliot carries, the neglect written into his life, the damage everyone chooses to ignore. They don't step in. They don't reveal themselves. Not yet. They choose him. They want him. Unaware he's being watched over and protected, Elliot continues living on the edge of breaking until the monsters who rule the night finally offer him something he never believed he was allowed to want: safety, structure, care... and a way out. Will Elliot find freedom, safety, or something darker as he becomes the boy between fangs. His story begins here.
Still big... (SFW agere story)
at 16 years old, everyone got their classifications. they could get little, caregiver, or neutral. well, to apollo haven, it was bullshit. he wouldnt regress. not even if the older, really experienced caregiver who he may or may not have a crush on helped him. well.. maybe just a little bit.
Not what I asked for
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.
The Insistent Little
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?
Becoming A Little
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.Complete
Little Baby Ellis
In a world where classification determines whether you are eligible for society or not Ellis try's to fight it with all he's got. See ellis is a very shy and introvert person. Kai is the opposite he's outgoing and proud of his classification. One day Ellis gets hurt playing on the field but doesn't want to be a bother so he keeps quiet, crawling into the shadow corner of the football field. Hey luv's this is a new book, well i hope this book is good or even better than littles academy! TW: slight swearing. trauma. child abuse (physical remembered) and only verbal in actual scenes *from parents* (there might be more TW'S as more chapters come out!) Please vote and comment it would mean the world to me!! Luv ya~daisComplete
"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.
More detailsContent Guidelines