Article: She may cry. Girls are often more sensitive than men and confronting her directly might cause her to break down or get aggressive. She may become so emotionally unstable that you are unable to continue the conversation. She may flee the conflict. If this happens, keep an open mind and give her a chance to reflect on what was said. It takes two people to fight. She may accuse you of things you have done to hurt her. Apologize for your mistakes and give her an opportunity to do the same. Say things like: "You're right, I made a mistake too. I should have done things differently." "I think I could have handled the situation better also, I'm sorry that I hurt you." No matter the outcome, you confronted her and apologized for your own wrongdoings. This experience will help you both grow, even if you cannot reconcile. She may need more time to understand her mistake and you won't be able to force her. Even if she is unable to apologize, you can still forgive her. Forgiving doesn't mean you are excusing what she did to you. First and foremost, forgiveness is about you. Forgiving her might not come instantly. Depending on how badly she hurt you, you might need time to truly forgive her. Let go of negative feelings. Holding a grudge may cause you emotional stress. Realize that everyone makes mistakes and move on. If she is receptive to your feelings and offers an apology, accept it. Express to her how good her apology made you feel and how you respect her for taking responsibility for her actions. Encourage her to reach out to others she may have hurt.
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Be prepared for her response. Take responsibility for your part. Be optimistic. Forgive her. Help her make amends and reconcile.

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When considering where to incorporate, look for a state that has laws that are flexible in both the creation and protection of businesses. Delaware's General Corporation Law is known as one of the most business-friendly and advantageous laws in place today. For example, Delaware's laws allow companies to reduce their tax bill by allowing taxable income earned elsewhere, to become tax-exempt income in Delaware. Each state has different laws affecting corporations. To find more information about the laws that govern your state of interest, use your favorite search engine to look for your state's particular corporation laws or business organization codes. Each state has different laws regarding the sale, ownership, and taxation of company stock. If you are looking for equity investors or wishing to sell parts of your business, look for an equity-friendly state that will save both you and investors in the long run. If you are conducting business in a state that is heavily regulated, or if you are in an industry which is prone to liability, you should look for states that are used to handling corporate law, such as Delaware. Delaware has a separate court that resolves business disputes by the use of judge, instead of jury, which many business owners prefer. Cases are often resolved more quickly in states like Delaware where judges are experienced in business matters.
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Identify the legal framework for business proceedings. Look into the laws about equity sales and initial public offerings (IPO). Consider states that have a judicial system for business proceedings.