〜に〜ない

〜に〜ない is used to express a strong sense of inability to do something even though there is a desire or intention to do it. The first verb (V1) is the target action or situation, followed by に, and then a second verb (V2) in its negative form. This pattern highlights a contrast between what one wishes to do and what one cannot do at the moment, often due to obstacles, circumstances, or limitations. It is common in everyday speech to convey frustration or a sense of inevitability when a desired action cannot be taken.