1、 Ipsos Love Life Satisfaction 2026IPSOS LOVE LIFE IPSOS LOVE LIFE SATISFACTION 2026SATISFACTION 2026A 29-Country Global Advisor SurveyFebruary 2026 The Ipsos Housing Monitor 20252At a glance29-country average Ipsos Love Life Satisfaction20262are satisfied with their romantic/sex lives6060%are satisf
2、ied with their relationship with their partner/spouseof people in higher-income households feel loved vs.72%of lower-income people8282%Feel lovedSatisfaction with romantic/sex life:Gen Zers57%7777%8383%Millennials65%Gen Xers59%Baby Boomers55%3Love is in the airJust over three-quarters(77%on average
3、across 29 countries)say they feel loved,with thoseinMexico(86%)themostlikelytosaysoandthoseinJapan(51%)theleastlikely.While money cant literally buy love it doesnt seem to hurt with those in high-incomehouseholds(82%)reporting feeling loved,followed by middle-income people(78%)andthoseinlower-income
4、households(72%).A strong majority(82%)of those who are married/partnered are satisfied with theirspouse/partner.Three in five(60%)are satisfied with their romantic/sex lives,with Millennials*(65%)the mostlikelytosaythisandBabyBoomerstheleastlikely(55%).Put a ring on it?Married people(72%)are signifi
5、cantly more likely than unmarried people(50%)to report being satisfied with their romantic/sex lives.And married people(83%)arealmostmorelikelythanunmarriedpeople(72%)tosaytheyfeelloved.Ipsos Love Life Satisfaction 20267777%60%60%*Generation Z(born between 1996-2012),Millennials(born between 1980-19
6、95),Generation X(born between 1966-1979),Baby Boomers(born between 1945-1965)and Silent Generation(born between 1925-1944).Ipsos Love Life Satisfaction 20264Love Life Satisfaction IndexThe Love Life Satisfaction Index*brings together how people feel about love,romance and relationships in a single i