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this post was submitted on 10 Sep 2024
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I think the important takeaway of this meme is that native speakers have mastered the language in the way it wants to be spoken, but non-natives need to master formal language first to really understand casual use fully
I feel it as an autistic person, because even though English is my first language, I still feel like a foreigner learning a second
Both styles are valid
TL;DR: lol it okay
That is one of the messages, but you missed the main point. Native English speakers are ripped Chads, and non-natives are wimpy girly-men.
Ah right, my bad