9 Iconic Onscreen Couples That People Think Are Relationship Goals But Actually Toxic AF
We all love couples with great chemistry. We root for their stories and love them as much as they love each other. This is the same reason why many of us romanticize many tropes that will be very problematic in real life. Looking back at all the movie and TV show couples, turns out the duos we always think of as relationship goals aren’t really good at all.
So let’s open your eyes and see which the couple is famous on screen but is toxic AF. Do you spot your favorite duo on the list?
Jim wasn’t a great guy himself. He flirted with Pam despite knowing she was engaged, and he always found ways to be near her. Plus, they both had trust issues.
Jules starts growing increasingly distant once she realizes how Rue's mental health depends on her. She feels suffocated as she too has issues of her own but she can’t show them to Rue. It’s an incredibly toxic trait to have in a relationship.
Both try to sabotage the other person when they try to move on with someone else. Plus, they also don't trust each other.
Blair is no better. She manipulated him to tell her that he loved her before he was ready. She was also willing to lie, steal and cheat to get exactly what she wants.
Bella was so blinded by her infatuation with him that she was willing to die for him, first with her suicide attempt when she couldn't be with Edward, then the second time when he transformed her into one of his kind.
So let’s open your eyes and see which the couple is famous on screen but is toxic AF. Do you spot your favorite duo on the list?
1. Allie and Noah - The Notebook
Source: New Line Cinema
2. Tom And Summer - 500 Days of Summer
Source: Fox
3. Jim and Pam - The Office
Source: NBC
Jim wasn’t a great guy himself. He flirted with Pam despite knowing she was engaged, and he always found ways to be near her. Plus, they both had trust issues.
4. Rue Bennett and Jules Vaughn - Euphoria
Source: HBO Entertainment
Jules starts growing increasingly distant once she realizes how Rue's mental health depends on her. She feels suffocated as she too has issues of her own but she can’t show them to Rue. It’s an incredibly toxic trait to have in a relationship.
5. Ross And Rachel - Friends
Source: NBC
Both try to sabotage the other person when they try to move on with someone else. Plus, they also don't trust each other.
6. Ted and Robin - How I Met Your Mother
Source: 20th Television
7. Blair and Chuck - Gossip Girl
Source: Warner Bros. Television
Blair is no better. She manipulated him to tell her that he loved her before he was ready. She was also willing to lie, steal and cheat to get exactly what she wants.
8. Bella and Edward - Twilight
Source: Summit Entertainment
Bella was so blinded by her infatuation with him that she was willing to die for him, first with her suicide attempt when she couldn't be with Edward, then the second time when he transformed her into one of his kind.
9. Veronica And Archie - Riverdale
Source: Warner Bros. Television
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