We swapped roses, but that text last night was weird and I have to move on. Please don't text me or be weird.
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Chill out, I'm still processing
Don't delete my number just yet — but also don't blow me up. Results are pending. Don't bug me.
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Maybe
I'm interested, last night was engaging — but I can't guarantee anything. You have my attention though.
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Completely enchanted
I'm absolutely down to go out or hang out — despite us meeting at the bars.
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Short-term engagement only
Completely valid. We operate in all markets. Terms and conditions may apply.
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The data that inspired the Simi App
the research
📊 relationship science module
What the Data Actually Says
Sourced from peer-reviewed research. Interact with the sliders to explore the numbers.
20.7%
of couples met at a bar, club or restaurant
HCMST, Stanford · n=4,002
69%
had a serious relationship from it
Vision Critical · n=2,000
36%
of those relationships ended in marriage
Greene King Study · 2014
Where Couples Meet — Distribution
HCMST · Wave I · 2009
Drag the slider to explore what share of couples met via each venue. Bar meeting has remained consistently top-3 for four decades.
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Outcome by Meeting Venue
Vision Critical · n=2,000
Slide to compare relationship outcomes across different meeting contexts. Numbers are population-weighted percentages.
VenueBar / Club
The 51% Effect
Perception vs. Outcome
51% of people believe where they meet affects relationship success. Slide to see how that belief gap plays out against actual outcomes.
Belief weight51%
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What the Research Indicates
Bar and club meetings account for roughly 1 in 5 relationships in nationally representative US data — and of those, 69% became serious, with 36% progressing to marriage. The perception that venue determines outcome is measurably stronger than the actual statistical difference. The data describes patterns. It doesn't determine individual outcomes.
Sources: Rosenfeld & Thomas (2012) How Couples Meet and Stay Together, Stanford University / NSF · Vision Critical / Greene King (2014) · YouGov Anglo-American Dating Survey (2014)
while you're here
🎮 Simi arcade
Here's a game to help pass the time
Catch the good stuff. Dodge the bad stuff. You know the drill. Unless you don't drink
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🆘Send Helppure suffering
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