I'm just doing it for your own good, but you don't appreciate it. How can I say it more profoundly?

This situation is relatively easy to say. You are doing good for others, but others do not appreciate your kindness. This situation itself is relatively common. You can say to him that good medicine tastes bitter but is good for the disease. , Advice that hurts the ears but helps the deeds. What I am telling you now, you may feel that I am not helping you, but in fact, the purpose of helping you is to make you feel uncomfortable so that you can change, so you do not feel that I am helping you. And I'm doing this for your own good, but you can't feel it. I suggest you look at the consequences. If what I said happens in the future, you should remember my kindness. Secondly, there are other people who really care about me now. you? Are they just echoing you? Is that really good for you? So you should know that I am good for you, think about it yourself!