Anyone else feel the shift in how students talk about writing services?

[gwalters]

Lately I’ve been hearing people on campus mention essay help without lowering their voices like they used to. It feels bizarre because even two years ago everyone acted scandalized at the idea. Now the same people whispering about “academic integrity” are the ones quietly admitting burnout. I’m trying to figure out whether this is just my friend group losing its filter or whether the whole college culture is quietly mutating under pressure. Does anyone else sense this weird shift?

[robertbrown]

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