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Can’t really say without more details.
But generally try to keep in mind that you can only control what you can control in the situation. Some people are real jerks / pain in the butt!
If they’re not doing their part to then make your part/role streamlined maybe you need to connect on how to solve for the misunderstanding. I generally play dumb in this scenarios and ask if they can help me understand something.
If it’s a toxic issue there’s no fixing it and you need to deal with it or move on.
I've had some experiences in that area. I used to work with one person who, I swear, must have gotten up every morning thinking of ways to aggravate me. All I could do was shrug it off, and develop a thick skin. Depending on what your colleague is doing, that may not be possible. But at some point there's only so much you can do if you're forced to work with a disagreeable or annoying person.