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Discover Ludwig"worried about me" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when talking about someone who is concerned for another person's well-being. For example: "My parents were so worried about me when I told them I was taking a gap year."
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"I'm worried about me.
Nobody's worried about me".
"She's really worried about me".
I am not worried about me.
Tracy says, "Ray's worried about me growing up & all that.
"My doctor was worried about me being alone".
Everyone's worried about me, Clara said one afternoon.
"She would have been too worried about me," he explained.
"It suddenly hit me that they were a little worried about me".
I think my mother was quite worried about me because I nearly collapsed on the couch".
I called my three older children, who had been so worried about me that day.
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