What are you doing right now? I mean, okay, other than reading this? Are you working? Listening to music? Watching Walking Dead reruns for the 40th time? Well, there is something much more productive you could be doing with your time, and you are just one click away from it:

Online dating.

According to The Washington Post, the Sunday after New Years until Valentine’s Day is the peak season for online dating, with the absolute highest point (according to data from several dating sites) having passed on Sunday evening, from roughly 5 to 8 pm. Were you a part of the influx of members searching for sexy singles in your area?

Via Washington Post:

Match has 2.4 million North American users and Plenty of Fish has 90 million worldwide; by all accounts, you can find a date — if not a particularly good one — on either site, at any time of the year. But there’s no denying the dramatic, slightly heartstring-tugging seasonality in online dating. Across the board, dating sites see way more action between New Year’s and Valentine’s Day than they do any other time of the year.

So, what does that mean for #teamSINGLE (and all our resolutions)? Well, it means you should close YouPorn, put away the Takis, and start your search on OBC for a sexy weekend date right now! The clock is ticking…