If you've ever watched TV or a movie, you've probably seen an on-screen couple that has been every definition of relationship goals. They tell me it's not real, that they're just good actors. Yeah, OK, I get it. But I like to pretend that it's real. I mean, come on. Look at some of these couples that were meant to be.

1. Leslie and Ben, "Parks and Recreation"

It began as a forbidden office relationship, but through the years they became a political power couple. Also, if someone made me mac and cheese pizza, I would have the same reaction.

2. Meredith and Derek, "Grey's Anatomy"

Well, they were perfect until he died (still mad at you Shonda Rhimes). But their post-it marriage had me rethinking all of my future wedding plans.

3. Ronnie and Will, "The Last Song"

Throwback to old-school Miley. But that truck scene changed the song "She Will Be Loved" forever.

4. Edward and Bella, "Twilight"

Yeah, this one may be a little cheesy, but I don't care. Come on, he put a dent in a car that was about to crush her. I still hope that one day I'll find my own vampire.

5. Bella and Jacob, "Twilight"

Well this is awkward. Yes, I love Edward but I also love Jacob. I've been conflicted since 2008. Team Edward, Team Jacob, Team both?

Well, my high school relationships didn't go like theirs, and I'm totally envious. They are the definition of high school sweethearts.

7. Chuck and Blair, "Gossip Girl"

He flew to Paris just to get her favorite macaroons. They may have had their ups and downs, but couples who scheme together stay together.

8. Rose and Jack, "Titanic"

Years later and they're still besties IRL. Ugh, we'll never let go.

9. Noah and Allie, "The Notebook"

Need I say more?

10. Hanna and Caleb, "Pretty Little Liars"

OK, but who's idea was it to put him and Spencer together? Team Haleb forever.

11. Jackson and April, "Grey's Anatomy"

Remember when he stood up during her wedding and professed his love to her?

12. April and Andy, "Parks and Recreation"

April and Andy were complete opposites, but they balanced each other out perfectly.

13. Jim and Pam, "The Office"

Doesn't this make you want to date everyone you've ever worked with?

Tell me it's fake, but these are just a few of my forever #goals.