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For a long time, publishers and showrunners believed that "established couple equals boring." This myth persists, but data suggests otherwise. Fanfiction databases (like Archive of Our Own) show that tags such as "Established Relationship" or "Married Couple" have seen a 300% increase in readership over the past five years. Why? If you're open to suggestions, here are some