16 Queer TV Couples That Are Giving Us Representation And Lots Of Feels

Mindhunter is a seriously underrated Netflix original that showcases a secret lesbian coupling in the 1970s.

Move aside Arizona and Callie. Nico and Schmitt are taking over our hearts on Gay's Anatomy.

Rue and Jules are the breakout couple of the year. Although, I'm low key rooting for Rue and Lexi.

David Rose is the personality of Schitt's Creek, and he deserves all the happiness in the world. Congrats to the happy couple on their engagement! I'm looking forward to a wedding episode in the final season.

Alex Danvers finally received another love interest on Supergirl after the unfortunate split between her and Maggie.

Despite unpopular belief, I am a strong shipper of Gael and Bryan on Good Trouble. It's uncommon to see the portrayal of bisexual male characters, and I would love Gael to continue this storyline.

While Casey and Izzie may embody the typical enemy-turned-lover trope on Atypical, their relationship is so innocent and pure that it's difficult to be mad about it.

Monty and Winston were shortlived. They received almost no storyline or screentime, but their implied relationship was arguably more powerful than any of the other relationships on 13 Reasons Why.

Once Petra started dating JR, she changed for the better. Her smiles became genuine, and her happiness grew.

Maggie, the bonafide lesbian on Younger, hasn't been in many meaningful relationships so seeing her with Malkie is heartwarming and makes me believe love is out there (even if it takes a few extra years).

Kat and Adena on The Bold Type are made for each other, and I have no doubt they'll get back together. Sadly, until Kat finds herself, we'll have to go without the pairing.

Although this isn't a sure thing, we all know there's strong sexual tension between these two on Killing Eve. Albeit, if nothing happens, I will scream.

Dex and her ex lady lover from Stumptown give me Robin Scherbatsky meets Robin Daggers vibes.

Kate, aka Batwoman, made waves as the first lesbian superhero. Her love for Sophie is unwavering, except Sophie's recent marriage and self-homophobia is keeping them from being together.

Valencia's relationship with Beth on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend came so unsuspectingly, but it came at a perfect time. Once she found Beth, I almost completely forgot she even dated Josh Chan.

Elena's unrelenting fight for equality is softened by her love for her partner, Syd. Since their relationship, Elena's character development has only grown for the better.