The phrase "damaged my" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been harmed or impaired, typically in relation to personal belongings or emotional states.
Example: "The storm damaged my car, leaving it with a large dent on the side."
Alternatives: "hurt my" or "impaired my."
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It's damaged my character.
"It really damaged my family," she admits.
While my reputation was damaged, my body wasn't.
This hurt immensely and further damaged my reputation".
I damaged my Achilles tendon, so I can't run".
And I probably damaged my body quite a lot.
They raided in my family, they damaged my house.
"This was a terrible mistake that damaged my reputation and my family's good name.
I used to run a lot when I was younger, and I damaged my back.
"He lied, he cheated, he maliciously damaged my equipment," Adkison growled.
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