We have multiple relationships in our lives. Family, friends, and intimate relationships all are necessary for us to have a healthy life. We can define those relationships in many ways. "Traditional," "blended," "family of origin," and other terms are used to describe families. Friendships involve shared interests, shared values, mutual acceptance, trust, understanding, respect, and confiding in each other. Interpersonal relationships can be classified according to Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love. This theory identifies seven types of love: liking, companionate love, empty love, fatuous love, infatuation, romantic love, and consummate love. Each of these types of love has one or more of the components of love: intimacy, passion, and commitment. Place the following relationship descriptions on the image that illustrates Sternbergs theory.