Be brave on the 6th of December. According to The Visual Miscellaneum, a collaboration between Lee Byron and David McCandless, it is the most likely day of this year that you will be broken up with. Their data, collected from the wonderful world of social media and the frequency of the words "breakup" or "broken up" in Facebook status updates, shows that the first Monday of December is the most likely day in the year for relationships to end. On the bright side, if you make it through December, Christmas Day is the least likely day someone will break up with you. Just watch out for April: things might begin to fall apart then. The series of infographics paints a visual picture of relationships worldwide, at once universalising the experience and highlighting the individuality of each. Unsurprisingly, people born after 1984 are twice as likely to breakup via digital mediums or the phone as those born before 1975, and far less likely to do it in person. Reasons for breakups were collected from Twitter, and range from 'time and distance' and 'because I smothered her' to 'the stock market,' 'the election' and 'because we love each other.' The data also found that there are about 3 million first dates every day worldwide, and that Turkey has the highest rate of affairs with 58% of married people, and Israel the lowest at 7%. And while 2.5 million people get married every year, nearly half won't last the distance.