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<p><em>Your result for The Five Love Languages Test...</em></p><h4>Quality Time</h4><p>38% Words of Affirmation,  38% Physical Touch,  31% Acts of Service,  54% Quality Time and  23% Receiving Gifts!</p><div><p>Quality time is more than mere proximity. It’s about focusing all your energy on your mate. A husband watching sports while talking to his wife is NOT quality time. Unless all of your attention is focused on your mate, even an intimate dinner for two can come and go without a minute of quality time being shared.</p>
<p>Quality conversation is very important in a healthy relationship. It involves sharing experiences, thoughts, feelings and desires in a friendly, uninterrupted context. A good mate will not only listen, but offer advice and respond to assure their mate they are truly listening. Many mates don’t expect you to solve their problems. They need a sympathetic listener.</p>
<p>An important aspect of quality conversation is self-revelation. In order for you to communicate with your mate, you must also be in tune with your inner emotions. It is only when you understand your emotions and inner feelings will you then be able to share quality conversation, and quality time with your mate.</p>
<p>Quality activities are a very important part of quality time. Many mates feel most loved when they spend physical time together, doing activities that they love to do. Spending time together will bring a couple closer, and, in the years to come, will fill up a memory bank that you can reminisce about in the future. Whether it’s sitting on the couch and having a brief conversation or playing together in a tennis league, quality time is a love language that is shared by many. Setting aside focused time with your mate will ensure a happy marriage.</p>
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<p>Note:  This description came from <a href="http://www.fivelovelanguages.com/learn.html">www.fivelovelanguages.com</a></p>
<p>While some of these descriptions focus on marital relationships, it's important to remember that these love languages do apply to all relationships--romantic or not.</p>
<p>The author of the books is a Christian counselor, but the author of this test is a skeptic and an atheist.  I've left the author's religious wording in the description(s).  Please don't let this bias your response to the above results (either in favor or against).  Only <em>you</em> can determine whether the descriptions given in any personality test apply to you.</p></div><p><a href="http://www.helloquizzy.com/tests/the-five-love-languages-test">Take The Five Love Languages Test</a> at <a href="http://www.helloquizzy.com/">HelloQuizzy</a></p>

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Your result for The Five Love Languages Test ...

Quality Time

38% Words of Affirmation, 38% Physical Touch, 31% Acts of Service, 54% Quality Time and 23% Receiving Gifts!

Quality time is more than mere proximity. It’s about focusing all your energy on your mate. A husband watching sports while talking to his wife is NOT quality time. Unless all of your attention is focused on your mate, even an intimate dinner for two can come and go without a minute of quality time being shared.

Quality conversation is very important in a healthy relationship. It involves sharing experiences, thoughts, feelings and desires in a friendly, uninterrupted context. A good mate will not only listen, but offer advice and respond to assure their mate they are truly listening. Many mates don’t expect you to solve their problems. They need a sympathetic listener.

An important aspect of quality conversation is self-revelation. In order for you to communicate with your mate, you must also be in tune with your inner emotions. It is only when you understand your emotions and inner feelings will you then be able to share quality conversation, and quality time with your mate.

Quality activities are a very important part of quality time. Many mates feel most loved when they spend physical time together, doing activities that they love to do. Spending time together will bring a couple closer, and, in the years to come, will fill up a memory bank that you can reminisce about in the future. Whether it’s sitting on the couch and having a brief conversation or playing together in a tennis league, quality time is a love language that is shared by many. Setting aside focused time with your mate will ensure a happy marriage.

Note: This description came from www.fivelovelanguages.com

While some of these descriptions focus on marital relationships, it's important to remember that these love languages do apply to all relationships--romantic or not.

The author of the books is a Christian counselor, but the author of this test is a skeptic and an atheist. I've left the author's religious wording in the description(s). Please don't let this bias your response to the above results (either in favor or against). Only you can determine whether the descriptions given in any personality test apply to you.