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I was like, is this for real? How is this happening? This is insane.
Our relationship was largely electronic and when we were in person we didn't talk about work a ton.
We were both immature at the time. There was some new friction there and we just never dealt with it.
Steve wrote most of that code and he can really actually drive to the heart of a problem.
He had built a new mobile-first business. It was a critical part of his development.
He said no, but the way he said it, I was like, we've got a shot at this.
After some really honest heartfelt emotional discussions, I don't know, It's hard to make this not sound romantic.
We dealt with a lot of those wounds and had some cathartic moments together and it was good.
I just want to remind everyone that I am just another human; I have a family, and I have feelings.
When we see harassing behavior, we can speak up to challenge it.
It's kind of vague. It's still a small company.
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