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Input: I’ve got a compulsion to offer my opinions/predictions whenever I feel the need (often)- to anyone and everyone, whether my opinion is asked for or not (almost never). Its not always negative and I'm just as liberal with honest praising, I reckon, but naturally, the critical comments are what people remember. 

I don't think I'm smarter than anyone else and im conscious enough of my own loose morals to prevent me delivering anything too preachy - it's more about probability as I see it and a genuine caring and want for people to be better and happier than they are. My intention is just to give them the extra info and then it's up to them. I'm invariably ignored anyway, but frustratingly, my crystal ball is often on point.
 
For example, about a year ago I called my brother-in-law and strongly insisted he stop driving around in the middle of every other night, when he's on a 5+years suspended license for a previous drink+drug driving charge and in a car with obvious visible defects. No-one close to him had the nerve to tell him how dumb that was because they would be inconvenienced themselves if he didn't drive and because he's a big, scary looking guy and loses his temper if criticized. I'm not even that close to him, so I know it's out of line for me to do it- but who else will? I can't help it... I reminded him the chances were good he'll get thrown in jail when he inevitably gets pulled over for a defect or just a breath test. Worst case- and also probable- no insurance is covering him if he injures someone or damages another car etc. Sure enough, he hated me for telling him and it made no difference anyway- he didn't change anything and the dude is now in prison... what a fkn suprise.
It's not always so serious though- I enjoy chiming in for more trivial events too- like telling my wife the shitty plastic her food was heating on in the microwave is a bad idea. Or at dinner I told her shes filled our toddlers drinking cup up too high and he'll likely spill it everywhere (he did). And don’t start me when i’m in a room with religious people....These kinds of things happen multiple times every day and I know im raining on peoples parades but the thing is, I cannot, with good conscience, sit back and just let people 'learn the hard way', when I might have had the chance to intervene before the fact. 
If I kept nagging about the same thing over and over, sure, I deserve a punch, but I gently nudge just one time and drop it. I don’t understand why people wouldn’t want me to do this. Btw, I certainly don’t do this as a ‘told you so’, ego-stroking excercise, as everyone i know thinks im as annoying AF and all my friends have dropped off- I assume this is why..

So? Is this the trait of someone that's honest and genuinely cares about the well-being of others (as intended), or am I a first -class irritating asshole? 


Tl;dr?... look, I already edited the shit out of this, so I don't feel good about leaving the Cliff notes with no context, because I couldn't hold your attention an extra 3 minutes to read the thing -sorry


being too honest with people and calling them out when its none of my business