Facebook調(diào)查顯示圣誕節(jié)成戀人分手高峰期

　　If your relationship is rocky and it’s coming up to Christmas, beware: someone might be about to give you some bad news. A designer who uses hard data to come up with interesting graphics and images has found which points in the year are the most popular for splitting up with partners.

　　眼看圣誕節(jié)就快到了，如果你和你的戀人感情不穩(wěn)定的話，臉譜網(wǎng)的一份調(diào)查結(jié)果馬上會讓你開始警覺“戀情”要“亮紅燈”了。近日，有心人利用臉譜網(wǎng)上搜集的數(shù)據(jù)，推斷出1月到12月中“分手的高峰期”有兩個：第一個高峰期是三月份，第二個高峰期是十二月份。

　　David McCandless pulled information from 10,000 Facebook status updates which used the phrases ‘break up’ or ‘broken up’ and plotted them on a graph. He discovered that there were definite peaks and troughs with a huge number of relationship ending in the two weeks of the aptly-titled Spring Break, a major holiday in the U.S. college calendar which falls in early March.

　　調(diào)查者David McCandless 從臉譜網(wǎng)上1萬份個人更新數(shù)據(jù)中提煉出“分手”或“結(jié)束關(guān)系”詞匯后發(fā)現(xiàn)，一年中的“放寒假”(也就是3月份上旬)是分手的第一次高峰期。

　　Other popular times of the year to break the news are over the summer and the two weeks leadingup to Christmas itself. Romantics will perhaps be heartened to note that Christmas Day itself is the day when the fewest relationships end.

　　調(diào)查者發(fā)現(xiàn)，度過一個“甜蜜”又漫長的夏日以后，戀人們又“迎來”另外一個分手高峰期——圣誕節(jié)的前2個星期。有趣的是，如果戀人們“安然無恙”度過圣誕前2個星期，他們在圣誕節(jié)分手的機率會降到最低哦。

　　Monday is the most popular day for updating your Facebook status with news of a failed relationship, perhaps after a particularly bad weekend. Valentines Day also sees a spike in the number of love affairs that come to a sudden end.

　　有意思的是，臉譜網(wǎng)還調(diào)查出，一周中“周一”是人們最喜歡更新自己失敗的感情生活的時間，特別是經(jīng)過了痛苦的周末后，人們希望在周一通過更新自己的動態(tài)來告訴大家自己又可以重新積極向上了。此外，戀人們也要小心“情人節(jié)”，數(shù)據(jù)顯示情人節(jié)也是戀人分手的高峰期呢。