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    The Best High School Boyfriends of All Time

    By | Love + Sex – Thu, Jul 29, 2010 7:50 PM EDT

    Paulie Bleeker - Juno

    Awkward, yet so adorable, Bleeker from Juno is the dorky kid that you absolutely love. When Bleeker finds out Juno went into labor, he runs all the way to the hospital from his track meet! You know you fell in love with him at least a little bit (or a lot!) for that.

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    Dean Forester - Gilmore Girls

    Bella and Edward have nothing on this roller coaster ride of a romance. Dean and Rory were on and off right from their first date. Though Dean confesses his love for Rory, she eventually leaves him for the new-to-town bad boy, Jess Mariano. Years later, they reunite when Dean gets a job at her mother's inn - even though he has found someone else. No matter what their status has been, this small-town hunk has always been on our radar! Guess it's true what they say: First loves are never really over!


    Patrick Verona - 10 Things I Hate About You

    In the classic remake of Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew, Heath Ledger proved hot rebels can be nice guys too. He bought Kat a new guitar, took her on a fun paintball date, and took care of her when she partied a little too hard. The sexy Aussie was not only a stand-up guy, but listening to that accent for 90 minutes was the best bonus ever! See 19 More Best High School Boyfriend Here




    Seth Cohen - The OC

    The self-deprecating, wisecracking Seth Cohen is on this "best boyfriends" list for two reasons: his charm and his humor. He secretly pined after Summer for years, before winning her heart by declaring his love for her (In front of the whole school!) on top of a coffee cart. If that's not enough, he created a sexy cartoon character named "Little Miss Vixen" based on her and agreed to watch countless episodes of The Valley - even though he really wanted to watch anime movies instead.

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