A nationwide survey has revealed that Filipino Millennials prioritize success over relationships, marking a shift in generational values. The survey, conducted with 402 respondents and a 5% margin of error, found that 64% of Filipino Millennials consider “being successful” as their top priority—outpacing the 50% who ranked “a happy relationship” as essential.

The results also indicate gender-based differences in priorities. Among those who value success, 55% are women and 45% are men. Feeling safe and secure is important to 62% of respondents, with men (53%) slightly outweighing women (47%). The desire for a happy relationship is evenly split between men and women at 50% each. Meanwhile, 34% prioritize having fun, with men (54%) placing more importance on it than women (45%).

An honest and respectable life is a priority for 32% of Filipino Millennials, with slightly more women (52%) than men (48%) valuing it. Gaining knowledge or skill is seen as important by 24% of respondents, with men (51%) and women (49%) showing nearly equal interest. Being independent ranks at 18%, with a similar gender split of 51% male and 49% female. Professional growth is important to 10% of Millennials, with men (55%) placing greater emphasis on it than women (45%).

Social justice and traditions rank the lowest among priorities, with only 4% and 2% of respondents considering them important, respectively. A higher percentage of men (56%) prioritize social justice compared to women (44%), while traditions remain evenly split at 50% for both genders.

These findings highlight a growing emphasis on career success and financial security among Filipino Millennials, with women slightly outpacing men in prioritizing success. While relationships remain significant, they now stand on equal footing with individual achievement.