Lifestyle Infographics

Once all the New Year’s Eve celebrations are wrapped up, only one other day brings as much anxiety and awareness of singlehood – Valentine’s Day. February 14th is fast approaching, along with its endless stream of couples, roses, chocolates and hearts. But instead of wallowing in sorrow over being a party of one, take comfort in a new survey conducted by Pew Research. Turns out, more Americans are single than ever before. This infographic from CouponCabin takes a look at this research.

With online dating being the third most popular way for singles to meet beyond friends and family in 2010 (according to Match.com), along with sex and intimacy drastically being affected by the Internet and the digital age,the Sexual Recovery Institute has used its expertise to capture this trending topic by creating an infographic.

In this infographic from Total DUI, learn which campuses across the nation actually expel you for DUI as well as some other interesting facts and figures related to college drinking.

In the last 50 years energy usage in an average American household has increased by nearly four times. This infographic takes a look at why there is such a big increase and where all the energy usage in households is going.

Let’s face it – most guys all think they are above average. But what does the average man really look like? This infographic takes a peek.

Although we all make our new year’s resolutions with the best intentions, our commitment often fizzles out before February. In this infographic, Confused.com looks at how likely resolutions are to be abandoned and what you can do to stick to your goals.

The following infographic designed by InfoGlyphs takes and interesting look at obesity around the world and how it has worsened over the years. And who do you think are some of the “fattest” people on the planet? Without looking, the country’s initials are “US.”

This video from the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank explains how you can save the poverty-stricken from hunger. The video is a guide through the life of a fictional character, Kate, who represents the very situation in which many children find themselves when their parents lose their jobs. Even a small donation can provide many healthy meals to those in need.

Did you know that 43% of Americans make at least one New Year’s resolution each year? How much are these resolutions worth? This infographic from Betterment examines this question.