Prompt: Reflect on a time when you had to rely on someone else. How did it feel? Jan 13

I never understood math so I would always find a way to get better at it. It started off by studying, or by asking a girl I thought was fine for help. Eventually it didn't help me in the end. I just was not made for math. One day in the 10th grade my homeboy had told me about something called CHATGPT. I used it one time for homework and relied on it. It felt good because I had a dependable partner who knew how to do math.

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