For many couples, the only quality time they share is during dinner when both are off work. Even then, they might be distracted by the TV, kids needing attention, or the stress of the day weighing on them. Worse still, those brief moments before goodnight kisses might be the closest they get to quality time. For couples who don’t have the luxury of seeing each other every day, the quality of their time together can be significantly diminished, involving even more intentionality. Initially, relationships are built on the desire to feel seen, have needs met, and find solace in each other. However, if you start prioritizing your relationship less and less, that soulmate feeling can start to fade and feel more like fiction.