I am secretly glad to see others in trouble. Is this a mental illness?

You are a little eager for others to be nice to you here. First of all, I can't deny your character from the beginning. Because who are those "others" who have difficulty in seeing others? If we are those we don't like, hate or are bad people, it is not surprising that we have this kind of psychology, because as normal people, we all have this kind of psychology.

But if those people are strangers, they may be good people. You may have this idea because you are mentally unhealthy. You always want others to be good and like to see others in trouble. Do you think you're sick?

It's not just you. There are many people in this world who like to watch the excitement, like others having difficulties, and like their own bad luck. Do you really feel that these people are all psychopaths? Not when they are secretly happy about other people's difficulties. Put yourself in others' shoes. If you are in trouble, a group of people laugh at you. What are they thinking at this moment?

"At the beginning of life, human nature is good." This sentence tells us that everyone in the world is kind at first, but many people are gradually becoming indifferent under the "cultivation" of this big society. I like to base my happiness on the suffering of others. But the indifference of those people put out the fire of social enthusiasm. It doesn't mean that being happy when you see other people's difficulties proves that you are an unkind person, but at least you are far from being kind.

We are all people living in this world. We breathe the same air and tread the same land. You enjoy others when they are in trouble, which makes others think it is ridicule. Please put yourself in others' shoes before laughing, think more about others and find a better way out for yourself.

Think more about others, keep a healthy attitude, do nothing, and be happy when you see other people's difficulties, otherwise you will easily be called mental derangement by others.