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[A Real Account] I Got Permanently Banned from Reddit — Trusting AI Advice Was a Huge Mistake
AI said Reddit was perfect for promoting a blog.
Instead, I got banned, shadowed, and silenced. This is what really happens when you trust that advice.
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Most of My Reddit Posts Got Removed — Here’s What I Learned
Posting on Reddit sounded easy at first.
In reality, most of my posts were removed—but the comments taught me more than I expected. -
Reddit Gave Me Dopamine, Not Growth—Time for a Break
Posting on Reddit gave me instant reactions, dopamine, and insights — but not real growth. I realized it was taking time away from building my blog, so I decided to step back and focus on creating something that lasts.
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In Japan, I gave souvenirs to my coworkers 🍪— two of them have been ignoring mine for 3 months
In Japan, giving souvenirs to coworkers is normal.
But two of mine have been sitting unopened for three months — silently ignored.
This is a very Japanese kind of office drama. -
Reddit Thought I Was an AI… But I Promise I’m Human
I wrote a post on Reddit — and people accused me of being AI.
The same story was fine in another subreddit.
Turns out, subreddit culture changes everything. -
AI Told Me to Try Reddit — Turns Out It’s Way More Peaceful Than I Expected
AI told me Reddit was like the English version of 5ch — but after actually posting, I realized it’s far more peaceful and thoughtful than I expected.
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AI Compliment-Hopping— Cheaper than a Japanese hostess bar, with praise on a cosmic scale
I told one AI about my Reddit success, then another… and another.
Each one praised me on an increasingly cosmic scale.
AI compliment-hopping might be cheaper than a Japanese hostess bar. -
Summary of Reddit Posts: Latin Guy Turns Into a Stalker in a Shared House
A Reddit post about my clingy housemate unexpectedly exploded into a debate about stalking, communication, and feminism.
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The Latin Guy in My Share House Became a Stalker
I casually agreed to go out with a guy in my share house — and it slowly turned into a stalking nightmare.
This is how cultural misunderstandings, weak boundaries, and persistence collided. -
I Got Roasted on Reddit for a Totally Normal Japanese Habit
I asked Reddit if replying instantly was normal — and got roasted.
That’s when I realized how Japanese texting etiquette can sound exhausting to the rest of the world.
