A recent survey ahead of Valentine’s Day reveals surprising insights into trust and relationships. Nearly half of respondents said they would trust a cheating partner again, while 36% stated they would never forgive infidelity. The survey sheds light on modern attitudes toward loyalty, love, and second chances, highlighting how personal boundaries and forgiveness vary widely among couples navigating complex relationship dynamics.


Valentine's Day: Almost Half will Trust Cheating Partner Again, 36% will Not: Poll 

Chocolate lovers are facing major shock this valentine’s day. Chocolate prices have risen 14.4% y-o-y in 2026.


Chocolate Prices Rise 14.4% Y-O-Y in 2026

In the Philippines, cheating comes easy in a relationship – but so does forgiveness, according to a recent survey.
Though one in four Filipinos had seen or experienced infidelity, about 43 per cent said they were willing to trust their partner again if the latter were to cheat, The Inquirer newspaper reported, citing the latest survey by social research institution Social Weather Stations.

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Valentine's Day: Almost Half will Trust Cheating Partner Again, 36% will Not: Poll

Chocolate Prices Rise 14.4% Y-O-Y in 2026

Why Are Marriages on a Decline in the Philippines?