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January Isn't Divorce Month: What 11 Years of Wikipedia Data Actually Shows
The famous January divorce spike mostly disappears once you control for Wikipedia's own seasonal traffic. What's left is a real, large, unexplained collapse every July — and we're upfront about not knowing why.
What Actually Predicts Divorce? Sorting the Real Findings From the Overstated Ones
The famous '90% accuracy' divorce prediction was never tested on a couple it hadn't already seen. Here's what the research on criticism, contempt, demographics and cohabitation actually supports — with sample sizes and sources.
There's No Such Thing as the 'Most Unfaithful Country' — Here's What the Data Actually Shows
The same women, asked the same question in the same year, reported infidelity six times more often depending only on whether a person or a computer asked. That single fact is why every 'most unfaithful country' ranking you've seen is measuring survey method, not marriages.
Ghosting, Limerence, and Love Bombing: Most of the New Breakup Vocabulary Has Already Peaked
Wikipedia interest in six viral relationship terms since 2016 — four of them, including ghosting and love bombing, already peaked and are now declining. What a decade of pageview data says about the words we use for heartbreak, and what it can't tell you.
Why Country Divorce Rate Rankings Are Measuring the Wrong Thing
The divorce statistic everyone cites — divorces per 1,000 people — is confounded by how many people marry at all. Here's the number that actually exists, and the one that doesn't.
Is There a 'Divorce Season'? Not the Same One in Any Two Languages
Eleven years of Wikipedia pageviews across eight language editions show no shared 'divorce season' — peaks land in six different months, and the popular idea that January is the spike month doesn't hold up in this data at all.
Why You Can't Stop Checking Your Ex's Instagram (It's Not Weakness — It's Wiring)
You're not weak, you're wired. The psychology behind ex-checking, why it slows healing, and a science-backed way to actually stop.
Mute vs Unfollow vs Restrict vs Block on Instagram: Which One Do You Actually Need?
Mute, unfollow, restrict, or block? Compare what each hides, what's reversible, and get tap-by-tap steps to pick the right one for exes, coworkers, or friends.
The 30-Day Instagram Detox Plan (That Doesn't Require Deleting the App)
A no-judgment, week-by-week 30-day Instagram detox plan — audit triggers, replace the urge, shrink the surface, and lock in control without deleting the app.
I Accidentally Viewed My Ex's Story — Does It Break No Contact?
Short answer: no. What breaks no contact, what an accidental story view actually means, and how to stop the 'accidents' from becoming a habit again.
Instagram Shadowban: 7 Signs You're Banned
Think you're shadowbanned on Instagram? Spot the 7 telltale signs, run a free check, and follow our proven recovery steps to restore your reach.
Instagram Reels Guide 2026: Create, Edit & Grow Fast
Master Instagram Reels in 2026 with this complete guide — creation, editing, optimization, and proven tactics to grow your reach with short-form video.