grammar – “I’m really enjoyed” Correct? – English Language Learners Stack Exchange

It’s correct grammatically…but!

That’s a most unusual statement. It is in the passive voice, which means that it is not you are doing the enjoying but somebody else – who is enjoying you.

If you wanted to say that you were enjoying something/someone, you would write:

I really enjoy….

or

I (have) really enjoyed…

What makes the statement so unusual is that we do not usually enjoy people (unless we are cannibals), we enjoy their company or conversation.

We generally enjoy objects and experiences. So, using the passive voice you might write:

Our visit to the theatre was really enjoyed.

But not:

My sister was really enjoyed

unless you are implying that someone had a good time at her expense.