If

If:

conjunction

1 introducing a conditional clause:

- on the condition or supposition that; in the event that:
If you have a child, you'll have a lot of responsibilities.
If you like, we could paint the nursery.

- (with past tense) introducing a hypothetical situation:
If there was a baby, she or he would have a happy family.

- whenever; every time:
If she gets hungry, I go and buy what she wants.

2 despite the possibility that; no matter whether:
If it takes me seven years, I shall achieve my dream.

~Oxford Dictionary

The word "if" can often be used to set up a hypothetical situation where anything can happen. It is free of limitations where dreams and fantasies can become realities. Yet it carries a bittersweet taste because a world created by "if"s can come crumbling down as easily as it was built.


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