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Couples preference analysis

Where couples agree on “no”

Most data about couples is about what they want. This is the opposite: the categories where both partners, answering separately and without seeing each other, said “no”. A “no” that both people share is not a rejection. It is a boundary they already agree on.

52% of couples agree on “no” in the category they reject most often. Across everything else, 45% of answers are a shared “yes”, couples agree far more often than they disagree.

The categories couples turn down together

The top bar shows how often both partners said “no” to the same thing. The bottom one: how often both said “yes” in that same category. Two poles of one category, on the same scale.

[OC]Source: anonymous couples quiz · 5,456 couples

Method

We count couples where both partners finished the quiz and both answered the same activity. A category counts as a shared “no” when both partners chose the most negative option, independently and without seeing each other’s answers. Percentages are shares of all fully answered activity pairs in that category. A category appears only once at least 100 different couples have answered in it, and the whole page needs at least 500 couples. Anonymized and aggregated; no answer can be traced to a person or couple.

Data is refreshed once a day. Last update: 23.08.2026, 04:46

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