Not all people of the older generation like to educate others. Some people like to educate others, but they are old. In fact, in our life, there are not a few people who like to educate others or even teach others. To describe such a person in elegant terms, he should be a "mentor". To tell the truth, such people will really disgust many people in interpersonal communication, unless the other party really wants to listen to their own teachings, and such people often give others the impression of being competitive, showing off and even having low emotional intelligence. What's more, he feels that such people lack self-knowledge.

Most people who like education are in these psychology:

The first is excessive narcissism. Narcissism is a kind of psychology that everyone has. Moderately healthy narcissism is beneficial to our physical and mental health. But excessive narcissism can lead to overestimation of self-worth. I always feel that I am better than others in everything and have a strong sense of superiority. In the eyes of such a person, it is easy to find that others are inferior to him, and no one is inferior to him. Because of excessive narcissism, they like to expose their sense of superiority when talking to others, and they like to compete with others in words to show their Excellence and uniqueness.

The second kind of psychology is control psychology. People who like to educate others actually reveal a desire for control in their relationships. Like to educate others to listen to him and obey his views and opinions is actually equivalent to personal identification and obedience to him. This kind of psychology is more easily reflected in intimate relationships. For example, in love or marriage, men like to make women obey. In the family, parents always want their children to listen to them. The banner they play is "I am good for you", and the tools they use are to educate each other, convince each other with their own views, control each other, and achieve the purpose of making each other obey.