Love is in the air and definitely on everyone's mind.

With Valentine's Day just a couple days away, let's go back and look at the best fictional couples we all hope to become.

1. Danny Zuko and Sandra Dee from Grease, the musical (1978)

Let's face it. The moment Danny, played by John Travolta, looked straight at the camera at the call of his name, every girl wanted a piece of that smile. His handsome good looks, greased back hair and bad-boy attitude turned every good girl bad. Let's not forget Danny's love, Sandra, played by Olivia Newton-John, who was shy to play the high-school games but turned to be the woman of Danny's dreams. Though Danny and Sandra are polar opposites, their united forces caused us to fall in love for the good and bad in all of us.

2. Nick Miller and Jessica Day from New Girl, comedy show (2011)

If you categorize yourself as a hopeless romantic, awkward person and love to have fun, you know you want a relationship like Nick and Jess. Though Nick Miller, played by Jake Johnson, is a lazy soul with a law degree, Jess Day, played by Zooey Deschanel, finds the beauty in Nick's flaws and embraces him for who he is. Who can forget the kiss in Season 2 where Nick catches Jess as she walks away and plants one on her only to say "I meant something like that."

Their awkward nature, fun personalities and lazy souls seek the best in each other- food stains and all.

3. Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly from The Office, comedy sitcom (2005)

Love requires patience. Lots and Lots of patience. Take Jim Halpert, played by John Kransinski, who waited years to ask Pam out. Even during Pam's engagement, Jim never lost hope in waiting for the one thing he'd ways wanted: true love. Pam Beesly, played by Jenna Fischer, though quiet and shy, found her voice through Jim's confidence and sought the best in herself.

Their love is not only shown through their physical affection, but also through their caring personalities, incredible listening abilities and seeking the best in each other.

4. Mr.Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet from the Pride and Prejudice, the novel written by Jane Austen (1813)

Stubborn people make the worst romantics. In Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth Bennet, played by Keira Knightley, is the very definition of a strong, independent women who wants more than what she is given. Growing up in a male dominated society, Elizabeth seeks a man who will challenge her mind, but also her emotions to experience love. Similarly, Mr. Darcy, played by Matthew Macfadyen, though stubborn and cold, he seeks a women who will test the borders of love and patience.

Filled with passion and anger, these two make any stubborn person's heart flutter with ease knowing that someone will find them in the midst of their chaos.

5. Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrah Fowler from The Big Bang Theory, comedy sitcom (2007)

Love is the most complicated science known to man. Filled with numbers, facts, emotions and hormones, any genius knows that love can get sticky pretty fast. However, that does not stop Sheldon and Amy from finding each other in the midst of their massive brains and superego's . Sheldon Cooper, played by Jim Parsons, begins the show with the idea that love is for hopeless romantics and, obviously, not for geniuses seeking the answers to life's most fundamental questions. However, after an unexpected blind date, Sheldon finds the one person who see's life behind a similar lens: a microscope. Amy, played by Mayim Bialik, see's the need for physical affection and finds a man with the incapability to show affection.

Challenging each others knowledge and emotions, "ShAmy" has found a home in every nerd's heart.

5. Jack Dawson and Rose DeWitt Bukater from Titanic, the dramatic film (1997)

Titanic made headlines with it's engaging and romantic journey of Jack and Rose finding love before the tragic sinking ship known as the Titanic. Rose, played by Kate Winslet, boards the ship with her high suitcases and fine jewelry in hopes of reaching the America's alongside her fiancé. Little did she know, Jack, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, a poor, homeless young boy, would capture her heart regardless of his social class or daring personality.

Their societal differences caused them to see Love for the priceless possession it is- even if that means dying in the middle of the ocean together.

7. Cory Matthews and Topanga Lawrence from Boy Meets World, 90's sit-com (1993)

Throwback to Cory and Topanga relationship goals in the hit T.V show "Boy Meets World". Cory, played by Ben Savage, takes the audience on a journey through his boyhood into young adulthood, where he experiences trails, failures and love with the beautiful and stunning Topanga. Played by Danielle Fishel, Topanga shows Cory that he doesn't need to be perfect to receive her love. Even through hard times, Cory and Topanga stick by each others side as a sign of complete and utter devotion.

Cory expresses his love for Topanga in these few words, "Ever since I was young I never understood anything about the world, and I never understood anything that happened in my life. The only thing that ever made sense to me was you, and how I felt about you. That's all I've ever known and that's enough, that's enough for me, for the rest of my life.".

*Excuse my flowing tears*

8. Noah Calhoun and Allie Hamilton from The Notebook, a romantic film (2004)

You can't go wrong with the classic kissing in the rain scene as you stare into your true love's eyes. Noah, played by Ryan Gosling, and Allie, played by Rachel McAdams, show us that love is all too complicated to say in just a few words. Their constant arguing and short tempers make them fall deep into the ocean of infatuation. Leaving behind their past battles cause them to see love as something you cannot live without.

Gasping for air after ever kiss will make you believe their deep connection for each other goes beyond any little notebook entry- pun intended.

9. Carl and Ellie Fredricksen from Up, Disney Pixars animation motion picture (2009)

Carl and Ellie show that love is more than just a feeling- its an adventure. Carl, voiced by Ed Asner, begins as a shy boy who falls for the quirky, wild Ellie, his childhood friend. Though Carl is a quiet soul, Ellie makes up for any ideas or feelings expressed. Although Ellie never speaks a word, her affection and love for Carl goes beyond what words can say. Her eyes look upon Carl's swift good-looks and quiet nature and finds a way to add adventure and excitement into his once small world. Their genuine love moves from scene to scene as they grow old together, sitting side-by-side.

The theme of adventure carries through their friendship, marriage and very last breath proving that love carries even through the quietest and wildest of times.

10. Andrew Paxton and Margaret Tate from The Proposal, romantic comedy film (2009)

Love is not just about physical attraction or intellectual capabilities. Sometimes love means to be the shoulder, tissue and friend to cry on when the going gets tough. Margaret Tate, played by Sandra Bullock, is a strong women working as a successful editor in New York. After Margaret forces Andrew, played by Ryan Reynolds, to marry her, the two take a plunge into a deep lie only to save Margaret's citizenship and Andrew's job. With rocky confrontations and Margaret's harsh demeanor, she learns to trust the Andrew and falls for his sweet and caring character.

After falling for each other, Margaret and Andrew see that love cannot be forced but rather grows with trust and time.