Windows 10: SSD and Windows FastStartup

I have a 128 GB SSD. My Desktop PC doesn't seem to have any issues with the default setting-Windows Fast Start up enabled in Power Options. Hibernate is disabled by default. Allow Hybrid Sleep is enabled by default.
Im not interested in Hibernate at all or Hybrid sleep to be honest. I know that both of these options will mean that there is excessive writing to the SSD and Im concerned about wear and tear on the drive. I think Hybrid Sleep has to be enabled or Windows Fast Startup would have to be disabled meaning I wouldn't be able to use it. I would like to keep Windows Fast Startup enabled.
Am I correct in thinking that if I go into power options and change the default sleep setting from 30 minutes to Never that it will mean Hybrid sleep will never be used so it wont be writing anything to the SSD?
I fully shut down my PC and unplug it every evening. Im aware that Windows Fast Startup will still do some writing to the drive on Windows Shutdown so will the fact that Hybrid Sleep is enabled mean that there will still be excessive writing to the SSD anyway due to the fact that Windows Fast Startup is enabled? I have no idea how much writing to the SSD windows fast startup has to do..is it going to be about the same as Hybrid Sleep would do anyway?

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