#IFONLY

[freesketchgo]

If the Snyderverse was animation - fanart Which style do you prefer A, B or both? Leave a comment and if you would like, tell me why. :)

[elihymart]

dont ask idk

[eric-sadahire]

I'd tickle a fish if the wet chime of its laughter could heal us

[ifonlyihadknown]

I've made many mistakes

But the worst is what I did to you

Pushing you away when

All I wanted was to hold you

You left before I realized

That you'd be gone forever

Now I'm haunted by your ghost

And this connection I could never sever

Regret is strong and guilt more so

It's something I'll never get over

I caused this hurt, deserve this pain

I've given up on getting closure.

I hope somewhere you're happy now

You don't care, and it's my own damned fault

I wish I found a golden key

To lock up these feelings in a vault.

I miss you more than words can say

I wish we had just one more day

I'd say the words I never said

But would it even matter?

My fate is well deserved

My soul remains in tatters

I love you now, I loved you then

I'll love you 'til the world doth end

But that's on me, not on you

I'm sorry, so sorry, that I still love you.

[riseabovethephoenix]

“Longing for what might have been – if you or I- could have been what we hoped each other would be for one another.” – Jason Silva

[myparadoxicalself]

“What if I’m one of those who enjoy generational wealth?”

These days, madalas kong naiisip na, “What if I’m one of those who enjoy generational wealth?” I have never been a materialistic person who splurge on shopping and buying branded items, but I never seem to save money despite working 12 hours a day. How does it feel to have the privilege to take a rest when you’re sick? to take a break when you’re unstable? to take time for yourself to just actually “live”?

Last April 25, I had to have me molar tooth extracted, the one that’s been bothering my for YEARS. I thought it was gonna be okay afterwards and still be able to work, kasi makakapahinga pa naman ako ng few hours. Pero the pain didn’t stop. I was crying on my bed, being consoled by my husband. It was too painful. I can say I am a strong-willed person na kahit masakit, I can set my mind to turn the tides. Pero this time, I couldn’t. I took two tablets of painkillers even if I shouldn’t para lang mawala. When I realized na hindi ko na kayang ituloy mag turo, I informed our shift head na hindi ko kayang pumasok because of my condition, I was told na dapat sinabi ko a day before. Pero they accepted, but as per company rules, they would close my schedule for three days. THREE DAYS! Suddenly, my heart ached a bit more than the gum wound kasi I know na wala akong choice kundi pumasok. What are three days of no work for me? That’s already a month’s worth of grocery, or half of the money I set aside to pay rent. Then the thought of having generational wealth came to my mind: If only I could afford to take three days off to allow myself to comfortably soothe the pain, that would’ve been nice. If only I could have the privilege to skip buying groceries and still have food on my table. If only I had a roof over my head that I could call my own, then I wouldn’t have forced myself to still go to work even after being a human and feeling agonizing pain.

If only.....

[thinkbyfeelings]

~ Life is full of “if only”

Image by Norman Parkinson

[jamiemarsters]

Pics of the Day: @jamesmarstersof getting his jam on at Melbourne @supanovaexpo 2020 #JamesMarsters #Melbnova #MyCrappyMobilePics #StillPretty #EvenInLQ #AnnoyinglyIdJustGottenANewPhone #ButHadToLeaveBeforeICouldSetItUp #IfOnly https://www.instagram.com/p/ClKeGYBuMQ1/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[daletraeng]

See the lyrics for the song “If Only” by The Calling

[savycon63]

EVERY song today is messing with my head, conjuring up memories, some good, some meh but also possibilities. This would be a great fan fic inspiration song…I’ve got 1/2 dozen ships in mind. I saw Melissa live in concert over a dozen times. Including dive bars in Boston, MA in the late 80’s. I was in her fan club, have the t-shirts, watch & key ring. She was my last fan girl crush…until Nicola…30+ years later😂Shit, where did the time go? I don’t feel any older🤷🏻‍♀️well, maybe just the knees😉Happy Pride peeps🏳️‍🌈🎸🎹🔥💜

[rfinn15]

[elihymart]

im so funny 😈

[randommomma08]

When she calls you “baby” and “beautiful” and tells you good morning and good night every single day 🥰

[devils-party-press]

By the Time You Read This, You May Be Cooking Dinner

"...the wood cylinder moans, the paddles slow, the moon is full, the butter comes."

A photo I took, and then photoshopped a bit, of black radishes. I haven’t tried them yet. They’re as large as beets. Have you tried them? As a human perhaps the toughest task I face is what the heck to feed me, and the spouse and child, each day for dinner. Breakfast everyone is on their own. Daughter, who has a light appetite, has a protein shake. Spouse, who has a sweet tooth, has some sort of…

[deliasamed]

I wish, Would, and If Only in Conditionals

    Conditionals with I wish, Would, and If Only

I wish is a phrase used to express a desire for something that is not currently true or likely to happen. It is often used in conditional statements to convey hypothetical situations or regrets about the past. The structure typically involves I wish followed by a past tense verb or a past perfect tense verb.     Present Unreal Conditionals: I wish I had (past indefinite) more free time to spend with my family. This sentence expresses a desire for more free time, which is currently not the case.     Past Unreal Conditionals: I wish I had studied (past perfect) harder for the exam. Here, the speaker regrets not studying harder in the past, as it might have resulted in a better outcome for the exam.     Future Unreal Conditionals: I wish I could travel (could + base form) the world someday. This statement expresses a desire or hope for future possibilities, such as traveling the world.     Unfulfilled Wishes or Unrealistic Desires: I wish I could have attended (could + present perfect) the concert last night. The speaker expresses regret about not being able to attend the concert, which took place in the past.      

Construction of sentences with I wish:

To construct sentences using I wish, follow these steps: Identify the desire or regret you want to express. Use the phrase I wish followed by a verb tense that corresponds to the timing of the desired or regretted situation. Formulate the rest of the sentence to complete the thought logically.        I wish in sentences:   Expressing a desire for a present situation: I wish I had more time to relax. I wish I could speak fluent French.     Expressing a regret about a past situation: I wish I hadn't eaten so much cake yesterday. I wish I had studied harder for the exam.     Expressing a hope or desire for a future situation: I wish I could travel the world someday. I wish I would win the lottery.     Expressing a hypothetical situation or condition: I wish I were taller. I wish I were a better dancer.     Expressing a wish for someone else's behavior or actions: I wish you wouldn't interrupt me while I'm speaking. I wish they would listen to my advice.   By following these steps and considering the timing and context of the desired or regretted situation, you can effectively use I wish to express various thoughts and emotions in sentences.          

I wish and Would:

I wish and would serve different grammatical functions and convey different meanings, but they can be used together in certain contexts.   I wish: I wish is used to express desires, regrets, or hypothetical situations that are not currently true. It is often followed by a past tense verb or a modal verb to indicate the desired or regretted situation. Example: I wish I had more time to spend with my family.       Would: Would is a modal verb used to indicate a conditional action or a future action in the past. It can also be used to express polite requests, preferences, habitual actions in the past, or hypothetical situations. Example: If I had more time, I would travel the world.     Difference: I wish expresses a desire or regret about a situation, while would indicates a conditional action or future possibility. I wish focuses on the speaker's feelings or desires, whereas would focuses on the hypothetical outcome or action.     Similarity: Both I wish and would can be used to express hypothetical situations or desires. They can be used together in sentences to convey a hypothetical or desired outcome. Example: I wish you would listen to me.           Would in the main part (Second and Third Conditionals):   Second Conditional: If I won the lottery, I would buy a mansion. This statement presents an unreal situation (winning the lottery) and the hypothetical action the speaker would take if that situation occurred (buying a mansion).     Third Conditional: If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam. This sentence reflects a past unreal situation (not studying harder) and the hypothetical outcome that could have happened if the situation were different (passing the exam).         I wish in the main part (Second and Third Conditionals):   Second Conditional: I wish I were taller. If I were taller, I would be able to reach the top shelf. This statement expresses a desire or regret regarding the speaker's height (present unreal), and the hypothetical action that could result if the situation were different (being able to reach the top shelf).     Third Conditional: I wish I had invested in that company. If I had invested, I would have made a profit. Here, the speaker expresses regret about not investing in the past (past unreal), and the hypothetical outcome that could have occurred if the situation had been different (making a profit).          

I wish and If only in conditionals:

  Expressing Regret or Desire (Present Unreal Conditionals): I wish I had more free time to spend with my family. The speaker expresses a desire for more free time, which is currently not the case.  If only I were more confident, I would apply for that job. The speaker regrets not being confident enough to apply for the job, expressing a hypothetical outcome if the situation were different.       Expressing Regret or Desire (Past Unreal Conditionals): I wish I had gone to bed earlier last night. I wouldn't be so tired now. The speaker expresses regret about not going to bed earlier in the past, imagining a different outcome in the present if the action had been taken.  If only I had listened to your advice, I wouldn't be in this mess. The speaker regrets not listening to the advice in the past and reflects on the possible avoidance of the current situation if they had followed the advice.       Expressing Wish for the Future (Future Unreal Conditionals): I wish I could travel the world someday. The speaker expresses a desire or hope for future possibilities, such as traveling the world. If only I could speak fluent Spanish, I would be able to communicate with more people. The speaker expresses a desire to speak fluent Spanish in the future and imagines the benefits that would come with it.   Both I wish and If only are used to express desires, regrets, or hypothetical situations, with I wish being more commonly used in everyday language.                 I wish, Would, and If Only in Conditionals Conditional Sentences without “IF” Types of Conditional Sentences Adverbial(Adverb)Clauses Tag Questions (Interrogative Sentence) English Phonetics Read the full article