Which component would be the least difficult to live without

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Imagine that you are in a romantic relationship that is lacking one of Sternberg's three basic components: intimacy, passion, and commitment. If you had to accept less than a consummate relationship, which component would be the least difficult to live without? Which would be the hardest to live without? Explain your answer.

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