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In the latest random research to surface on the internet, 11th December is said to be an extremely popular day for couples to split up, .
This data was compiled by two statisticians who concentrated on Facebook data, statuses featuring break-up messages etc, and found that approximately two weeks before Christmas was peak break-up time. However, the good news is Christmas itself is the opposite and break-up statistics are quite low during the festive season.“I can only reflect on my own experience — would you want stay in a relationship that you felt was over through Christmas and New Year’s?
“You don’t want to be dogged by worries or pressure, you don’t want to be worrying about the potential ups and downs in your relationship, you just want to clear the space”. However, McCandless and his co-researcher, Lee Byron, were keen to point out that this is not a study and more of a “curious exploration” and a pattern that cropped up after analysing countless Facebook posts.new girlDog yoga has landed in Dublin- but what exactly is it?Woman shocked after friend asked dinner guests to pay for their food
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