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もう傷つかない & もう傷つけない
do both have same meaning or nuance?
もう傷つかない & もう傷つけない
do both have same meaning or nuance?
do both have same meaning or nuance?
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No, the former one means (I) won't get hurt anymore while the latter one means (I) won't hurt (someone) anymore.
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ニュアンスは違います。
私はもう傷つかない。→傷ついていたのは自分
私はもうだれかを傷つけない。→自分が傷つけただれかがいる

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