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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
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My friend is reluctant to show me her picture after a nose job. I say:

I bet you look fine. I wouldn't/won't judge you anyway.

Which one should I use, and is there a difference?

Thanks!
  

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I won't judge you - this is your general attitude. I wouldn't judge you - (if you were to show it to me) The actual situation isn't clear to me, so my answer may be unsatisfactory.

— Philip

  • I won't judge you - this is your general attitude.
  • I wouldn't judge you - (if you were to show it to me) The actual situation isn't clear to me, so my answer may be unsatisfactory.
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I won't judge you - this is your general attitude.
I wouldn't judge you - (if you were to show it to me)
The actual situation isn't clear to me, so my answer may be unsatisfactory.
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