Blaine had everything. He was popular. He was on the football team. He could have any girl in the whole school. He's the new kid but everyone already loves him. Including Kurt Hummel. But the football hottie isn't suppose to fall for the only openly gay kid. He's suppose to hate him for being different. But Blaine's different. He's not a stereotype. He's not even sure what he really is. Stereotypes aren't what they seem.

covid-19 hit new york hard, and with nowhere to go, two enemies find themselves stuck in an unbearable situation or in which Mercedes and Sam ship Klaine so hard that they'll do anything to get them together

Kurt transfers to Dalton Academy in Westerville for certain reasons. The first student he meets is Blaine. They instantly didn't get along with each other. Blaine's friends notice this and thought up a plan to get the two to get along with each other. What will now happen between the both of them? {Disclaimer} I don't own Glee and it's characters

Can Kurt leave his tragic past behind him in order to make new friends, and perhaps new love? TW // suicide mentions and descriptions

Kurt and Blaine were a happy couple who were going to get married, but a car crash changed everything. Kurt lost his memory and no longer remembered anything. Blaine tried everything to make Kurt remember him again. Did Kurt remember?

Kurt and Blaine are competitive dancers. Kurt elegant and light on his feet. Blaine more free and fun. Two different style, both unique in their own ways. You know what they say; Opposites attract... Right?

Rachel and Mercedes bring Kurt to a party for an evening of drinking. He starts to have fun. Even sees a couple of guys from his new school, Dalton. Alcohol mixed with a bit of drama can make for an interesting night. *I do not own glee or any of the characters or any of the music*

What happens when one little white lie turns into a massive secret that can hurt the one person that means more to you than yourself? Blaine Anderson is about to find out... *WARNING* Brief thoughts of suicide. Slight depression. Possible character death.

When Santana Lopez moved in with her best friend, Blaine Anderson, Santana began dating causing her girlfriend to visit frequently. Blaine Anderson visits the fire escape where he begins to bond with his new neighbor from a distance who has troubles for himself.

Kurt has been bullied all throughout his high school life for being gay. Then a boy called Blaine transfers to McKinley. Kurt and Blaine immediately have this connection they can't describe. Will Blaine break the stereotypes of a classic football player and confess his secret love, or will he act like every other jock, while breaking his heart in the process? Warning: contains violence, bullying, swearing, homophobia and homophobic slurs.