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I really like that last bit, I honestly dislike the resentment that builds in these types of situations, especially because good friends can come out hating eac
by hobs 13y ago
I really like that last bit, I honestly dislike the resentment that builds in these types of situations, especially because good friends can come out hating each other.
Having one person who is the tyrannical dictator for life is a good pick imo.
- thwarted 13y agoI won't enumerate all the details why having one person have at least 51% voting power is valuable, because the writeups about stock shares does it better justice, but I will say that I think it's naive to think "we're best friends, that will never happen to us". At least one of the parties needs to be a big enough person to quickly recognize and change a relationship that is going downhill, because if the relationship is important, the current bad situation will lead to that resentment buildup, often times completely destroying any hope for a reconciliation. "We can't live together, so we don't" is a more useful state to be in than "We're friends, we should be able to live together."