INSECURE EYES

 There are individuals who obsessively monitor others' lives, eagerly awaiting their downfall to justify their own failures. These people invest so much time scrutinizing others that they neglect to improve their own lives. By focusing on someone else's misfortunes, they attempt to alleviate their own feelings of inadequacy.

This behavior is often a coping mechanism for those who were belittled or marginalized in the past. By redirecting their anger and frustration towards an unrelated individual, they mistakenly believe they can overcome their past traumas.

They also harbor a naive belief that a single person will inevitably fall apart simply because they're living independently without relying on someone else. 

Rather than interfering with others' lives, it's recommended that these individuals seek professional help from a psychologist. By addressing their own issues, they can break free from this destructive pattern and spare their victims from further harm.