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When you talk about conditions, for example:

I would rather have done something than .....

and someone tells you:

You don't need to make such a choice. (you already are in a good position, so why are you saying this?)

I don't know how to properly say it in English but I'll try to compose a sentence this way:

You don't need to put yourself in front of such a choice.

How to say this properly in American English?

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These are two ways which come to my mind.

You do not need to put yourself in this situation.

or

You should not care to do such choice.

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