1. I thought that I would be okay. But I'm crying.
2. I thought that I would be alright. But, I'm crying.

Do both sound natural?
Is there any difference between [okay] and [alright]?

Thanks a lot in advance!!!

Question

1. I thought that I would be okay. But I'm crying.
2. I thought that I would be alright. But, I'm crying.

Do both sound natural?
Is there any difference between [okay] and [alright]?

Thanks a lot in advance!!!

Answer

Both sounds fine and have effectively the same meaning in this context.

Answer

no need for a comma after "But" in a simple sentence

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