Non-native English speaker mocked for using ChatGPT to write Reddit posts
Naive-Consequence110 · reddit · 2026-11-10
A non-native English speaker asked Reddit for perspective: when he used ChatGPT to help phrase his own opinions about gaming and mental health (openly disclosing it), the community ignored his points and mocked him for AI-written text — "fine for cancer info, not for game opinions?"
He asks whether this is a real problem and if others have been laughed at for using ChatGPT in messages. The thread highlights growing stigma around AI-assisted writing and the particular bind it creates for non-native speakers.
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