I'd Rather Be On My Own.
One word, groupings, has the potential for causing me great distress. We've appreciated this method of being put into a group and doing activities together since grade school since our teachers believe it will help us improve our cooperation with other people when it comes to solving problems by doing things together.
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These were only partially accurate in my opinion, because some people, like myself, prefer to work alone. I'm good at socializing, yes, I'm friendly and outgoing, but when it comes to carrying out a task, I'm better on my own. I have the trait of being a leader, but that aspect of my personality is something I dislike about myself; there are times when I become authoritative, and I have a tendency to become a threat to those around me and this makes them limit to express their opinions. It isn't what I want, instead, I prefer to be in a group where anyone can give their opinion since things are better constructed this way.
We were previously divided into two groups, but I joined us together because we had a classmate who had been left behind. We already have a topic; all we need to do now is prepare visuals for our live reporting. I was cramming last week since I felt we were the first reporters, and everyone except my groupmates was prepared. These two girls who were in the group with me did not respond to my messages, or if they did, it took days for them to respond, as if they were purposely doing so. When our subject professor asks us about the report, I discover that the topic I did with the visuals is incorrect, and my classmates also inform me that the topic I did with the other group is incorrect. My two group companions were unable to be located, and they didn't even attempt to attend our online lesson, despite the fact that we were now assigned. Fortunately, our professor decided to delay the reporting deadline to the next week, so I still have time to teach and prepare a fresh presentation on our topic. I decided to make the entire presentation and all of the paperwork on my own, but it wasn't out of selfishness. I sent them a message, but they haven't responded since, so I've been studying everything. And regardless of what happens next week, it is up to them whether or not they show up, regardless of these I know that I did my part.
This is another wonderful encounter; perhaps the Lord was simply preparing me to be more open-minded about what might occur. Not everything will go according to our plans. I'm glad I could get things done on my own; it's just a shame that some people don't appreciate what you achieved.
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Sometimes I like to be alone because some people will just leech on you and then you will do all the work. There will be no individual grading because you will be graded as a group. It sucks that some people will take advantage of you.