The 7 Deadly Sins Of Students Analysis

I have sinned almost every single day of my college career. As a matter of fact I am sinning as I write this paper. According to Thomas Benton’s article “The 7 Deadly Sins of Students” one of the sins that many college students commit is being a “sloth”, as they postpone doing their assignments until last possible second, leaving no time to reflect or learn from them. I am a “sloth”. I have had over a week to start this paper and I have held it off until the night before, as I have done with almost all my assignments this semester, leaving me feeling stressed and overwhelmed with classes.
However, it is my own fault to some extent because I have had time to squeeze in at least some homework, I did not. Instead I chose to spend time with my husband and our nieces. Unfortunately, everything is starting to catch up with me now and I just keep telling myself, “I have to get this done if I want to pass my class and graduate, so stop screwing off!” I know that I have a tendency to push off my work until last minute and then rush to get it done,
However, as much as being a “sloth” might stress me out at times and being “greedy” is putting my education on hold and being “angry” is making me resent my professor and having “pride” in myself and what I have accomplished has influenced my life in ways I did not think was possible, I would not change them. Being a “sloth” gives me time to spend with my family which is something I enjoy and I rarely miss work that is due though it does happen. Being “greedy” is allowing me to raise my daughter and be there for her as she grows. Being “angry” makes me want to show this teacher that his procrastination will not affect my learning experience and final grade. And being full of “pride” just makes me want to strive higher in life to create something my family and I can both be proud of. So yes, I am a sinner, it is who I