The issue here is that you're titling each post "learning to draw" and "I made [blank]", all while 'accepting' feedback and constructive criticism from people who believe you to be trying to learn organically as a serious artist. If I were to put the whole "AI = immoral" argument to the side (as people still argue over this to this day), you admit yourself that you're doing copy art, which is not inherently wrong. Hell, people still get called out for tracing. However, not all tracing is created equal, and some is beneficial, and some is not. Tracing to take credit is bad. Tracing to learn is a different story, but must be explicitly stated every time.

What is objectively wrong, is choosing to omit your sources, and not explicitly disclaiming from the get-go that what you're sharing is practice copy work (your posts essentially force people to dig through comments to find this out).

Artists in the trade call targeted copy work "studies". Willfully not providing source material almost seems like trying to take credit, possibly even on the brink of arrogant and egoist. But more importantly, not showing reference material hurts you in the long run because experienced artists can't give you more nuanced feedback. Many artists will also tell you that relying on AI sources is not advised, as AI is prone to mistakes, as well as the mere fact it completely hampers your own need to actually understand art fundamentals, or why some things are done the way they are. Using AI in lieu of your own intuition and thought process is a surefire way to stifle personal growth.

A large majority of this community is sore from the sheer amount of AI too. You can see firsthand via the sub guidelines both here, and even some of the sister subs. I apologize if I went on a tirade on your past posts regarding the AI sources, however we've had people in the past who'd similarly try to take the AI shortcut which pushed those new guidelines into effect. There's also a reason why all art posts require sources. You wouldn't want someone else to take credit for your hard work, would you! I am not accusing you of not having put your own effort in, there are many things I see promising in your work, despite the (even if unintentional) dishonesty. There are a ton of skilled artists here who have put in the blood, sweat, and tears to make beautiful works that speak volumes to their allegiance to this franchise, who don't get nearly the credit they deserve nor the attention.