It means that it upsets him so much to see her with another man, that he wishes he were blind and unable to see that."I wish I were blind when I see you with your man"
Please can you explain it is mistake or some special meaning?
Thank you
"I wish I were..." is correct.Ha ha ha
I know what it means. Sorry I didn't explain my question correctly.
I am asking about was were
it should be "I wish I was" instead of "I wish I were"
"I wish I were blind when I see you with your man"
Please can you explain it is mistake or some special meaning?
Thank you
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