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Input: This one is a bit long but I'll try to keep it short (also on mobile so formatting issues)
I'm a really good student, or at least I try to be. I get my work done, I study hard, I participate in class a lot, you get the picture. One thing that I'm not good at is group projects. I used to be good at asking people how we will split up the work and trusting them to do their share of the work but now it's getting harder for me to do that and not just go ahead and do some of the work everyday and chip away at the project as a whole.
There have been too many partners that wait till the last minute (sometimes this is literal). For example I had a paper due monday that was assigned on Friday. One of my partners said he'll set up the doc that day so we could work on it but the next day, nothing. So I set up the doc. I asked one of my partners if it was cool if I did a certain section and when he said yes I did it pronto. I waited till nighttime for someone to do another (this was Saturday btw) and when there was nothing I did a bit more and a bit more in the morning (Sunday) when there was still nothing added by my partners. At this point a good chunk of the paper was done by me and it was only in the afternoon did I get a text saying how I did a lot. A part of me wanted to say you never told me what you were gonna do so I figured I would do a bit more since I had time to do it. A part of me wanted to apologise.
I don't tell the teachers about me doing a lot of the project because my partners may have legitimate reasons they didn't work on it. I just don't want to risk hurting my grade when I know I can work on the project. So am I the asshole for not trusting my partners to do their share and eventually doing some (or a lot) of the work for them?
Tldr: I chip away at group projects when none of my partners have worked on it and eventually most of the work is mine.  

no longer waiting for my group members to split up the work and just doing a large chunk of it when its due soon