Allow me to get to know you, mistakes and all

Using LLMs to rewrite or 'clean up' personal messages strips away the authentic voice of the sender. When someone runs their text through an LLM, it erases the subtle cues — word choice, tone, emphasis, omissions — that recipients rely on to interpret meaning in context. Over time, people build an implicit atlas of how others communicate, and LLM-polished text disrupts that synchronization process. The argument is that authentic communication, even with mistakes and awkward phrasing, is more honest and meaningful than sanitized, generic output.