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Input: I know the title makes it sound bad, but hopefully my side of the story will make sense once I explain it further. 

I am a student majoring in Video Game Production at a fancy tech college. This happened at the beginning of my junior semester there. I'm going to abbreviate her name to A for the sake of the story. 

The class I was in required a group of 4 to make a game prototype with 2 working levels in 12 weeks. This isn't an easy thing thing to do, especially when you're balancing 3 other classes. We had to make all of our assets and code, and are not allowed to outsource. I am most comfortable in a leadership position, one where I can facilitate tasks and manage time, so I can help pick up slack wherever needed. I organized my group of 4 before the class started, and was very happy with my partners. All were very hard working and talented, and trusted me as a leader. Our second class comes around, and A walks in. She missed the first class, and our teacher defaulted her to our group. After talking with her, we were happy with it. She said she was an artist, and you can never have too many of those. Better yet, she can make and rig characters! So, we asked that she create a very simple character ready for week 3. 

Week 3 rolls around, and she is a bit behind. She promises to have them next class, after the weekend is finished. We say that's fine. Every 4 weeks we have to give a presentation and update the class on our game's progress. Our teacher didn't love our idea, so A started making weird promises that were never discussed. 'We are going to have platforms the player can spawn while the player is in the air', 'we are going to have some great voice actress do our narrative work.' The rest of our group was just kind of dumbfounded. We had a clear vision for the game we discussed in a group meeting prior that she missed, and none of her promises were included in our ideation nor fit our theme. 

Anyways, she missed week 4-6. When she showed up, the teacher asked what was wrong and apparently she was seeing a specialist about health issues a few states away. A promised our teacher that she was in touch with us, and sending us assets. She wasn't. I sat her down and talked to her, she broke down crying and saying she was sorry and going to start helping more.

Finally, week 8 rolled around, and she wasn't there. I went up and informed the teacher of the situation, and said the rest of us were working way too hard to put someone's name on the project who wasn't helping in the slightest. A showed up week 9 and had a talk with the teacher. After class she sent me a few messages describing what she was going through. It sounded tough, she couldn't breath correctly, and asked me to please vouch for her to the teacher. 

I didn't. I told the teacher she hasn't given us anything useable in 10 weeks. He was aware of her health issues. After that, A didn't show up week 11, 12, or to school ever again. I felt bad about this, but honestly, if she isn't healthy enough to work then she won't survive our cutthroat industry. And it took us a lot of sleepless nights to make up for the work she never did. 

TLDR: Sick girl was too sick to work on our group project, so I tattled to the teacher like a snitch full of stitches. She never showed up to school again.

causing a sickly girl to drop out of college