Fulfillment means the state or quality of being fulfilled. Satisfaction on the other hand means that the person or company had specific ideas/rules on how those ideas/rules had to be satisfied.
For instance, I have fulfilled my obligations as a student from the universities perspective on obtaining my degree. However, I was not satisfied with my grades, they could have been higher.
Even though I meant the fulfillments, my satisfaction with myself made me feel inadequate. If I would have tried harder to get an A in psychology, I would have been pleased. Despite the university only required me to get a C in the class. I ended up with a B. Understand? (I am a perfectionist btw.) So a B for me is like being average.
What's the difference between "fulfillment" and "satisfaction"?
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Reply:The Rolling Stones never made a record about fulfillment.
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