Which TV Gay BFF Should Be Your Gay BFF?

The wealthy and witty Nolan Ross from "Revenge" is the perfect addition to your squad. He's quite crafty and spoils his friends, which now include you, with his riches. His outfits are also super fierce.

The "Modern Family" fan-favorite is adorably overdramatic. Whenever you are going through drama with your significant other, he'll be there with a delicious food-item to help you talk it out. He's an incredible father, which will certainly translate into him being an incredible friend.

Sassy? Check. Over-the-top? Check. The perfect combo of sweet and spicy? Check. Jack McFarland, BFF to Karen Walker on "Will and Grace," is the epitome of a gay BFF. He'll go shopping with you. He'll brunch it up with you. He'll gossip about the "Mean Girls." He'll bring that fierce fabulousness you so desperate need into your life. Also, you better start listening to "Cher" music now. He may just be her biggest fan.

Max Blum is not your stereotypical gay-BFF, but that doesn't matter. Screw stereotypes. You'll love Max! The "Happy Endings" star is an adorable man-child, who loves football, video games, and just having a good ole' time all the time. He's up on his pop culture and can always dish out a killer diss. Y'all will have a huge, fried lunch and then play video games together till the sun goes down.

He can be slightly uptight and has a totally type-A personality, but at the end of the day, Kurt Hummel has a HUGE heart and tons of musical talent. On "Glee," he's always there for his friends, and isn't afraid to be vulnerable with the people he loves. He will certainly inspire you to be the best version of yourself you can be. Together, you'll "defy gravity."

He's steamy, sexy, and super smart. Connor Walsh from "How To Get Away With Murder" is full of ruthless ambition, and despite his arrogant sarcasm, is there for his friends when they need him most. If you ever get into trouble, he'll be there with legal advice and a sexy smolder to help you out.