MANILA, Philippines — Many Filipinos are feeling the strain of unrequited love this Valentine’s Day. The survey found that one-third of Filipinos had made a love confession to a friend, but
The love between men and women is starkly different in its intensity, with men professing to adore their partner at 40% and women at a remarkable 25%.
Cupid’s arrow was still finding its mark, however, as the recent survey shows 57 percent of Pinoys still assessed their love life as very happy. But no relationship is perfect, and 25 percent said that they “could be happier” with their love life, according to the survey.The survey was conducted with a sample size of 1,200 adults 18 years old and above nationwide.The sampling error margin is more or less 2.8 percent.
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