Every relationship has ebbs and flows. When you disagree, you don't have to come to a resolution. Instead, you can pause for a while.
Understand how your co-founder deals with stress. Some people deal with stress by striking out, and some by retreating. If you understand your co-founder, you can better interpret what they're doing.
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