A new trend was born in social networks known as “Fan of your relationship”, a phrase used by Ángela Aguilar at the time to “congratulate” Cazzu and Christian Nodal (her current boyfriend) on their romance.
This phrase became a meme and is used to express a person’s “admiration” for a couple’s love, but supposedly with an ulterior motive, since whoever says it could be in love with one of those people.
Just like in real life, romantic trimesters are very common in both movies and TV shows, which gives an extra layer of drama and suspense to romantic stories. Here are some famous examples of love triangles.
#1 “Twilight”
One of the strangest and most fascinating romances in pop culture in 2008 was that of Bella Swan, Edward Cullen and Jacob Black. She is an ordinary person and finds herself in the middle of a love dilemma between Edward, a centuries-old vampire, and Jacob, her childhood friend who turns out to be a werewolf.
The intensity of these supernatural loves caused euphoria among fans of the saga, sparking passionate debates about who was the best partner for Bella.
#2 “Euphoria”
At the end of Season 1 of the show, emotional turmoil and the effects of alcohol lead Cassie to a moment of vulnerability. In her drunken state she falls into the arms of Jacob, her best friend, Maddy’s toxic ex-boyfriend.
#3 “Dawson’s Creek”
Dawson’s Creek follows the lives of a group of teenagers in Capeside. In the first few episodes, Dawson faces a romantic dilemma between Joey, her childhood best friend, and Jen, her new neighbor. However, the equation becomes complicated when Pacey also falls for Joey.
#4 “How I Met Your Mother”
Over nine seasons, the romantic dynamic between Ted, Robin, and Barney is solid. Ted is deeply in love with her, while his best friend, Barney, is also strongly attracted to the young reporter, which puts a strain on their friendship.
#5 “The Vampire Diaries”
Stefan Salvatore is a vampire who moves to Mystic Falls and meets Elena Gilbert, a girl who lost her parents in an accident. Stefan and Elena fall in love, but the arrival of Damon, Stefan’s brother, complicates things.
#6 “The Hunger Games”
The relationship between Katniss Everdeen, Gale Hawthorne and Peeta Mellark is one of the central axes of the story of the saga.
Amidst an environment of death and rebellion, Katniss must navigate between her feelings for Gale, her lifelong friend, and Peeta, her partner in terrible games, with whom she manages to survive.
#7 “Riverdale”
Archie Andrews is torn between his feelings for Betty Cooper, his best friend, and Veronica Lodge, the new student at school. From the moment Veronica arrives in Riverdale, she catches Archie’s attention, causing tension with Betty.
#8 The Harry Potter saga.
The story between Harry and Cho Chang takes place in the movie “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire”. The young wizard wants to ask Cho to the Yule Ball, but his plans are thwarted when Cedric Diggory beats him to it. However, in “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix”, feelings between Harry and Cho blossom, resulting in a brief romance.
#9 “The Big Bang Theory”
The romantic situation between Leonard and Priya, Raj’s sister, develops over several episodes. Penny says she’s happy for them, but it’s clear she’s not entirely convinced her ex has found another partner.
Although the relationship between the first two is strong, distance becomes an insurmountable obstacle. Finally, Leonard and Penny, his true love, manage to be together.
#10 Gossip Girl
At the beginning of the series, Nate Archibald is dating Blair Waldorf. However, before the events of the first episode, Nate has a meeting with Serena van der Woodsen, his girlfriend’s best friend, which complicates the relationship between the three.
Source: univision
Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.
