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This isn't really necessarily true, and it definitely seems like he isn't making it easier on himself. Girl dumps him after a week (breaking his heart) and fou
by guybrush3pwood 14y ago
This isn't really necessarily true, and it definitely seems like he isn't making it easier on himself. Girl dumps him after a week (breaking his heart) and four years later they're back together, he's working on forgiving her, and they've co-founded a start-up?
Any personal issues you may have with someone are going to compound under the stress of a start-up (although 20 hours a week is about the same as many other college kids with part-time jobs), try to avoid crossing the streams.
- Diamons 14y agoWell I did summarize the article quite a bit. Yeah I was hurt but we were freshmen in high school. What the blog post leaves out is how easily we were able to talk to each other even after that. I'm a developer, I'm half creative, and I am more logical. I am good at getting things done, figuring out priorities, and talking to customers. I suck at saving money. She's fully creative. She's more emotional, she's better at finding creative solutions to problems, and saving money. We fully compliment each other in terms of skills and traits. Honestly id much rather be in a position where I have her as my partner rather than going to some event to find a cofounder who I trust with my business and idea over a few coffee dates. However with that said, we do have issues balancing dating and work.