I don't think my reaction is just preference. I think it's architectural.
Neurodivergent writers with working memory fragility have an underappreciated relationship with curation. The bottleneck actually forces a quality of attention that volume pipelines bypass entirely. Every word selection carries weight because the alternative is to lose the thought altogether. For those of us with ADHD, the compression is what enables survival of thought. It's not simply editing.
That's also where the vulnerability lives. Choosing what to say means accepting that everything else must be lost. Listeners/readers don't see that battle. They just see the resulting sentence.
I think that's why curated writing hits different. You can feel the cost in it.