For example, my roommates need two or more people to take the courier to the canteen to cook, so I think it's good to do these small things alone and quickly. Then I'm not very clingy myself. If I don't take the initiative, I will give others a feeling that I don't need others. There is nothing wrong with people, but unconsciously they feel alienated. Then I'm a sophomore now, preparing for CET-6, and taking an interdisciplinary exam. If I am a cross-major, the pressure will be even greater. I'm making up the foundation, so I don't have much time to participate in dormitory activities. I want to say that except for going to class alone, I sometimes feel embarrassed, that is, sitting alone for a whole seat. Two or three people around me will be afraid, but I don't think the problem is too big.
Because that's how I got here in high school. There was a group meeting in high school, and my classmate broke his word, and then I missed the opportunity to find a group. Just sitting alone, nothing. I always seem to be in this environment, because high school is too hard, so I feel that college has become a kind of enjoyment.