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Very similar experience for me, I used to procrastinate a lot. I still do, but now it's less about not knowing how to approach the message.
I'd say I use it about 30% of the time, usually when the message or email is important or I want to make sure it won't be misinterpreted
Initially I used it a lot more, but after a while I got more confident that I could just do it myself. Often it would just say the same thing I said, but reworded in a more complicated way
Your last paragraph is interesting! I can feel similar effects actually. I feel more and more confident in the way I would reply. Most of the times I know what and how to write, seeing that validated helps.
And ChatGPT has definitely a tendency for complicated wording.
Add the instruction "use simple terms" to your prompts, should improve your results in that scenario.