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Discover LudwigThe phrase "am I ruining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when questioning whether one's actions are causing harm or negatively impacting a situation.
Example: "I keep wondering, am I ruining our friendship by being so honest with you?"
Alternatives: "Am I damaging" or "Am I harming".
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Or am I ruining my scientific career by remaining in the situation that's causing my discontent?
"Am I ruining my life here, or what?
Am I ruining his ability to focus, or creating problems that will surface later in school?
Am I ruining it by not sleeping?
I can't help but wonder: Am I ruining my scientific career by airing my discontent, which for me is the best kind of therapy?
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Was I ruining my kids' lives?
Not only was I ruining my Klout score, but I could see the monster I was creating.
am I perhaps ruining the pipes at the same time as I'm making the route into our apt.
"So who am I to ruin that for them?
Who was I to ruin his life?
I am sorry I ruined Hugh Grant's day.
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