I would really not vs I really woundn't

Some examples from the web:

• And I know that I would really not love this.
• I would really rather not put them through anything else right now.
• I would really rather not have to spend tonight alone.
• I... I would really rather not.
• I would really prefer not to have to do this.
• But I would really prefer not to sit in the wheelchair.
• I would really rather not make eye contact with you.
• I know that Hans-Gert Poettering is very attractive, but I would really prefer people not to take photos in the Chamber.
• I would really prefer that Linda not know.
• I would really prefer that Linda not know.
• I would just really enjoy not being involved in any kind of decision-making process.
• I would not really his girlfriend, I do not occasionally would tease.
• So, I would really urge the Commission not to sink into its dogma of liberalisation and competition, which is not in the citizen's interest, but to give greater thought to private methods of selfregulation in future decisions.
• Ladies and gentlemen, I am quite embarrassed because I really would not want you to restart a debate on this subject.
• Guys, I really would rather not discuss it.
• I really would appreciate you not speaking to Celia like that.
• Baby, I really would rather you not.
• No, no, I really would not advise you going down that route.
• Incidentally, I really would not like to see the European Parliament become a platform for opposition to one of the Member States.
• - I really would- would-I'd really rather not.

Some examples from the web:

• I don't know. I just got really wound up at the thought of you getting checked out by some creep.
• She's really wound up these days, understandably.
• 'cause this fight with Megan's got you really wound up.
• He's probably a veteran, wound really tight.
• Was your wound really not serious?
• Mr President, the former Yugoslavia and Bosnia-Herzegovina are really an open wound in the EU's conscience.
• The wound is really bad, she is bleeding to death, Leon.
• It's easy to suggest a quick solution when you don't know much about the problem, when you don't understand the underlying cause, or just how deep the wound really is.
• The result was that I wound up drinking most of it, and while I really wanted to find out about her it was me who did most of the talking.
• Considering it's a pretty bad head wound, his age, his confusion, and his history of drinking, I really think we should keep him in the hospital a day or so for observation.
• I really wanted that stuffed banana.
• I really thought someone out there could help.
• Especially to somebody I really like.
• I really like Billy's blanket.
• I really love working for you.
• I really changed my perspective on everything.
• I really can cry anywhere now.
• I really liked your Hulk impression.
• All I really need is water.
• I really appreciate you coming tonight.