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Relearning drawing after an injury, only to be hurt by Pro-AI comments

On antiai, the poster says they started relearning drawing after injuring their wrist, but when they asked for advice on Discord, they encountered AI supporters, which left them with a strongly negative impression of the Pro-AI crowd. The post gained attention because personal creative frustration intersected with the AI art controversy.

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2026-08-18

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On antiai, the poster says they started relearning drawing after injuring their wrist, but when they asked for advice on Discord, they encountered AI supporters, which left them with a strongly negative impression of the Pro-AI crowd. The post gained attention because personal creative frustration intersected with the AI art controversy.

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