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Input: Freshman in college. I'm in a group with nice people but end up doing most of the work (used to it from high school too). First presentation only one other person made their slides, I did everything else. Well I think the others did some things like 10 minutes before that preso. For the first one though the others somehow researched their parts and what to say well. So, second project is here. Before I got to it only 3 slides done, including title. So knowing what happened last time I added like 7-8 slides. But it's a big project, worth a lot. I realized I had nothing more I could add but we still wouldn't meet the time requirements. I was still pretty upset at them for doing the same thing the time before so I message the group chat like this:

(Also right before someone said they made a reference slide- they literally left an empty slide saying reference and I then went and filled it in. That was kinda what did it)

"Please try to add some stuff guys. I added the references to the empty reference slide, and I've done most of the slides we have now. [Girl] is fine, did a couple good slides, but I haven't seen you others do anything, same thing happened with the previous one."

Message pt 2:
"I do understand that with the last one though you did do some research for your speaking part, but I still expect you to add things"

So now I feel kinda bad, and also that i should have started earlier too. But luckily that worked and they all (well, almost) got to it and we're going to meet all requirements now. I still wish I was less harsh and I'm not surprised if they're all a little upset with me. So AITA?

telling my group to work