Imaginary Boyfriends (other than Paul Rudd)

Richard Harrow (Boardwalk Empire) 

This sharpshooting assassin-slash-brothel minder-slash babysitter is sensitive, philosophical and thoughtful. The dreamiest guy with half a face who ever lived. And with a whole face - phwooaaar. 

 Cary Agos (The Good Wife) 

In the beginning, it seemed like Cary was going to be the archetypal scheming rival/villain going up against Juliana Margolies, but the writers gave him a lot more depth and even though he was competing for his job with the protagonist, he was still a decent guy. Cary is intelligent, intuitive and has layers.He's just an all-round good guy.

 Ryan Gosling 

Reasons to love Ryan Gosling:

1. He can act. 
2. He can sing. 
3. He has a great sense of humour. 
4. He is a feminist. 
5. He is intelligent. 
6. He is a feminist. 

Reasons to not love Ryan Gosling:

1. You're crazy. 

Slash 

I've never been a particular fan of Guns'n'Roses, but every fan encounter with Slash I've ever heard about results in a story about how nice he is. I've just never heard anyone say a bad word about the guy, and positive gossip speaks volumes.

Daryl Dixon (The Walking Dead)

Needs no explanation. HE'S FEEDING A BABY IN A ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE.

Ben Wyatt (Parks and Recreation) 

Smart, nerdy, funny, and adores the perfect Leslie Knope. Pretended to 'get' L'il Sebastian out of love. Bought a Batman suit on Treat Yo' Self Day. Made a (very) short film called Requiem for a Tuesday. Perfect, perfect, perfect boyfriend.