I loved this Village Voice write-up about Glee Live, but I totally missed this beautiful comment from the mom of one of the little boys mentioned in the article:

The boy in the cuffed white jeans and bow tie was my 5yo son, Spencer. He was reserved (but yes, very happy) because he has Aspergers and an arena is a VERY big, loud place when you are autistic. Spence was there because a few months ago he fell in love with Chris Colfer/Kurt because he was “a man with an up-high voice!” He loves Kurt’s face (and “beautiful, lakewater eyes”) and the soft, gentle quality of Kurt’s voice (because of my son’s difficulty reading social cues and body language, he finds a high voice more soothing, less likely to be “mad”) and is regularly rewarded for doing a good job on his homework by getting to watch Kurt’s musical numbers on GLEE. It is the first time he’s ever wanted to watch a person (as opposed to, say, a talking train) on TV.  

I couldn’t have been more proud to help him put together that outfit and escort him to the show. It was a lot of excitement and noise for him, but from the moment the music started, he was absolutely riveted and never took his eyes from the stage. After all of the attention he got at the show, and all of the “you’re so cute” comments, Spence asked me when we got home if Kurt thought he looked cute, too. I told him yes, yes, of course.