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The phrase "a path that hurts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a difficult or painful journey, either literally or metaphorically, often in the context of personal growth or challenges faced.
Example: "Choosing to confront my fears was a path that hurts, but it ultimately led to my healing."
Alternatives: "a painful journey" or "a hurtful path".
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But now, people who, no matter how ridiculous their methods, have chosen a path that hurts no one (except perhaps themselves), are being attacked.
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Make a path that leads to nowhere.
This is a loss that hurts.
It's a strong attitude that hurts industry.
"Ooh that hurts a bit".
I've never had a procedure that hurt at all.
After a pause, Adams said, "That hurts".
That hurts a lot.
"That hurts," said a visibly rattled Buchanan.
"That hurts us a lot," Van Patten said.
That hurts my heart a little.
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