In the spring of 1913, Kyle, fed up with his suffocating home life, runs away to hop trains across the country, where he befriends Swarm, a true seasoned vagrant.

So much for Craig being asexual.

Kyle is hesitant about sharing an apartment with Stan.

The first Christmas Stan brings Kyle as his boyfriend is far from ideal.

Because, HONESTLY, Screw That Girl. Style, StanKyle, KyleStan [Oneshot]

Five times P.F. Chang's has influenced Kyle's emotional development. Stan/Kyle

On the night of their senior prom, Kyle demands to be taken to the Grand Canyon. Stan hasn't talked to him in years, but he gets his keys, gives Kyle his coat, and drives him there.

Pregnant and jilted, Henrietta places a vengeful spell on the senior class boys, wanting them to feel her pain. Stan and Kyle are just two of the unwitting victims. Stan/Kyle, Kenny/Butters, Cartman/Wendy, Craig/Tweek, Token/Clyde

Maybe home isn't a house, because a house is no more than wood and nails and impermanence and decay. Maybe a home is a person, and that person had always been Kyle. Kyle/Stan, mentions Kenny/Wendy

Stan Marsh doesn't exactly have the sunniest disposition. With a wedding around the corner, he's thrust back into a life with the worst people he knows: his family. Luckily, he has a few good friends to help him keep his optimism alive and kicking. Style.

Stan is tired of the bromance he and Kyle share, and wants more. In his quest for the Jew, he'll enlist a florist, a pervert, a fatass, an environmentalist, a gay man, a melvin, a douche, a turd sandwich, and another Jew. Style, StanKyle, KyleStan

Stan and Kyle have no memories of South Park or the first ten years of their lives. When they meet as adults they form an instant connection, but will it be enough to make up for lost time and repair the warped town that forgot them? Stan/Kyle

Kyle is struck with the realization that he loves Stan. Afraid it's unrequited, he decides to show Stan how he feels in a different way. Style oneshot.

Kyle deserved to be more than second best.

Stan and Kyle haven't been friends since they were thirteen. Now, Kyle's back in South Park for the first time in four years, and everything seems to be changing. Will they change too? Style.

The boys embark on a six day road trip to California before separating for college. Cartman is a pain in the ass, Kenny has no future, Butters is in crisis, and Kyle doesn't know how he'll say goodbye to Stan. Stan/Kyle, Kenny/Butters. COMPLETE!

Did you know it's a 60 mile drive from Denver to South Park?

Stan needed help studying for a final exam, so Kyle offered to help. But 16-year-old boys are easily distracted...

Stan likes Kyle. Good news, Kyle's single. Bad news, Cartman insists on helping them get together. Will Cartman's totally out of character acts of random kindness pay off for Stan? Or will he be stuck Kyle-less until the end of highschool?

I hugged myself and let out a sob: longing for the comfort of his smile, his touch. I was so sick. So sick and tired of being angry. In one clear moment, I realized how hopeless it had all been, and I asked myself: Now what?