What is the psychology of someone who always says, "If you were me, you would have killed yourself a long time ago"?

Perhaps it would be beneficial to do something useful.

It can often take a long time for people who accuse others to grow.

It would be beneficial to take responsibility for one's actions. Being blamed for something can lead to reflection on how conversations with others might be approached differently.

We may say we want to protect ourselves, but in reality, we do a lot of things just to feel a little more secure.

If you feel that you can gain protection from someone by competing with them through your words, it can make you feel more comfortable. However, this approach may not necessarily lead to further progress.

Perhaps it would be more beneficial to consider ways of proactively developing wisdom rather than demanding from others. When demanding from others, it's important to recognize that we're not doing anything to contribute ourselves, but rather hoping to fixate on others and exploit them.

A good mood is certainly a positive thing. While it may not be productive to fight for one's reputation or to engage in unnecessary conflicts, a positive mood can bring a great deal of comfort.

While it may be possible to achieve the simplest victory by taking the cheapest advantage, it is important to recognize that there are often more effective ways to proceed. Attempting to do otherwise may result in a sense of futility.

From our experience, we have learned that our time is best spent on things that are truly worthwhile. It is not wise to seek out small advantages at the expense of our greater virtues.

If the ability to be economical with one's words is the extent of our capabilities in life, it suggests that the intense competition in society may not be entirely a result of individual actions.

If there are many other areas of society that require hard work, or that require others to work hard, then it may not be the best use of resources to take advantage of this situation.

Ultimately, it is important to recognize that we are all competing for the same resources.

It seems that everyone is trying to get as much as they can. They believe that if they compare themselves to others and criticize them, they can save face. As a result, they continue to insult others, work hard to improve themselves, and try to compare themselves to others. They think that staying isolated is a long-term solution, so they keep themselves away from others, take the money they can get, and try to improve their abilities.

This is simply the reality of our society.

Perhaps it would be beneficial to avoid closing yourself off in this way, as though you were running away from something due to intense competition.

In order to survive in today's competitive world, people often tend to narrow their interests and preferences to a single aspect, which can sometimes lead to a lack of variety and a sense of stagnation. If this continues, progress may be slow, and there might be less motivation to take on new challenges. This could potentially result in a feeling of stagnation and a lack of motivation to try new things.