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How do I get my parcel

Following article is my actual question to Amazon.
I would love to hear what you think about my writing.
I mean I want you to correct my writing. haha
Thanks in advance.

Now I am about to order.
Before I proceed, I would like to make sure how my order can be delivered?.
I mean, I have three items, which I don't know if you can see what they are. If I order them, do I get them either in one parcel or three?
FYI my items are: kindle fire TV, kindle HD 7 inch, kindle HD 7 cover.

Why I ask this kind of question is because I live in South Korea, and I have to get the items delivered in one parcel.
As the parcel get a lot is large , so the price to deliver from US to South Korea get is big.

Thank you in advance.

A Piece of Negative Energy

I never thought that feeling inferior was a big problem. I regarded it as a manifestation of being modest. Until my friend pointed it out to me that my level of inconfidence (this is not a word, just "low level of confidence") might have exceeded the normal threshold of being humble.

I was sitting at table with six other schoolmates and our supervisor. We were discussing our research topics. When it came to my turn, I instantly avoided talking about my research, but rather changed/swayed the topic to the other end, such as movies or my future exchange plan, which obviously made me more comfortable. I thought I was not properly prepared to even talk about it. Talking about research takes a great amount of courage from me. It is even intimidating to some extent. I was so worried about losing faces (not sure what this means?), getting disapproval from my supervisor or revealing that I was actually a stupid person.

My standard for getting properly prepared is at least reading thoroughly one or two papers worthy of future research. On other occasions, if I need to do a 40-min presentation, I probably need at least three entire days to prepare and must stay up on the last day. I hadn't met the criteria when I was at table that time. And I never realized that my metrics were a bit too high. I thought that setting such a standard reflected a kind of commitment to my work and responsibility for myself. However, it was already an over-pressure (this is not a common word, but maybe just use "pressure) on my own.

In addition, my friend pointed out my other behaviours showing obvious signs of feeling extremely inferior and unsafe - I could hardly approve my achievements. My paper published in a good journal and I credited it entirely to the other two co-authors; I took my friend to a nice place, I credited it to the one who recommended it without recognizing my own effort in searching it; I entered a good study program, I credited to the connection with my supervisor. I tended to deny/discredit my own endeavour in almost everything. This syndrome deteriorated after I entered a very competitive master's program.

When I talked with the other of my friends about my inferiority. , she felt that she probably never knew well much about me before. I hid these this negative energy deeply in my mind and even had learned to coexist with it. I know some day it will explode, but I don't want to wait to solve it until that day. Probably need to learn to be unprepared.

Sorry for the negative energy and thank you for any comments or corrections!

Great job, your writing seems advanced!

Are there any mistakes?

The man seemed to be happy. And I knew that I was not <strike>alone finding that </strike><font style="background-color: yellow;">the only one that found it</font> surprising because I saw a girl that was also staring at him. After she glanced at me.

<strike>That</strike> <font style="background-color: yellow;">What</font> seemed surprising is that it was early the morning, on the way to work, and even though it was raining a lot, this guy didn't have an umbrella to protect him. So his suit was completely soaked but this guy (more natural to say "he" inststead of "this guy") was still going to work with a very big smile.

And you can also say that something such as a knife is "dull" meaning it is not sharp.

It seems more difficult to find another female to talk with, because just like you said almost only males message me.