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Honestly, resisting peer pressure may be a skill you need to build. It may be embarrassing or uncomfortable the first couple of times. But it will get easier.

I think that as soon as your professor tells you to “discuss this with the person sitting next to you” or assigns a group activity/project, you should use that as an excuse to talk to them. Maybe start off complaint about how hard the material is and then ask if they want to go to the library. That way, if you’re too nervous to ask outright, you…

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Do you feel safe opening up to them? Do they listen without judgment and validate your experiences and feelings? A good fit doesn’t mean they’ll agree with everything you say, but you should feel respected and supported even when they challenge you. It’s also important that their approach matches your needs— whatever that is.

Going to the gym- it makes me feel like I’m in control and other things are prioritized over work, especially after a demanding day.

I think the main factor of gaining trust is through experience. AI needs to be dependable and worth putting trust into, really like anything else!