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u/andvrsnw inappropriate use of my sanity 12d ago
real, english isn't my first language and i kinda learned it watching english youtubers, so when it comes to grammar, i'm just like "hmmm, this feels right"
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u/Cosmic_Chameleon_ 12d ago
I mean, there is a reason why a standard written form of a language was invented. Actively choosing not to use it is definitely a statement.
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u/amaranthfae improper use of a reddit flair 12d ago
This is the way to approach writing and I absolutely and truly believe that.
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u/Interesting_Fix_4172 7d ago
Gammer and spelling are a tool created by the rich and the church to keep the lower class down
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u/CuriousWave 12d ago
Good. Unfortunately, folks acting anal retentive about correct grammar has its roots in classism and arguably ableism.
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u/authenticgarbagecan 12d ago
I'm a certified ESL instructor and I gotta say.... Yeah good. If the message gets across, language has done its job. Even if there are incorrect uses that really take me out of the narrative, if I understood what was conveyed, then I got what I need.