What defines a quality relationship?
Quality relationships are relationships that don’t have issues you can’t work through. I mean you may have your arguments, but they never separate you. You are two people able to fully trust and respect each other, knowing full heartily that the other will be doing the same thing for them. You could also bring in things that tie you together. Like shared hobbies, things you like, and dreams you have. You also have to recognize differences, but be willing to try new things.
Mutual (not singular) satisfaction is the result of a quality relationship. Satisfaction is contingent upon having one’s needs and desires adequately met as well as resolving problems that may potentially obstruct the ability to satisfy these said needs and desires. If mutual satisfaction is prevalent so is the quality of the relationship and likely you will not have any doubt concerning that it is so.
