How would you describe the psychology of the “busybody”?

[Weebster]

There's one in my life who's a fucking irritating pest who hides behind caring and compassion as her reason for being invasive.

 

[Celerity]

They want to cultivate a feeling of control and/or superiority. You don't have to look too hard at your own problems if you preoccupy yourself with everyone else's. A lot of people also have a compulsion to make themselves "feel needed" by everyone. They tend to run through the motions of helping without actually doing much genuine helping. In fact, fixing your problems might mean you don't need them anymore, and they can't stand not feeling needed.

 

[SuicidallyCurious]

They've been instilled with a culture , religious , or economic value set that all of this fundamentally goes somewhere or there is some big purpose.

They want to micromanage you for that end

 

[whatevs]

A serial thread starter

 

[Weebster]

A serial thread starter

You don't know what a busybody is. A busybody would be the one responding to threads and giving their unwanted opinion on everything much like you do.