moralism, n.All

Moralism is always overlooking the difference between what one is and what one wants you to be.

Moralism is different from sainthood in that moralism is critical of other people's sins while a saint criticizes his own.

Moralism is the belief that virtue is its own reward, and that people people should be good for nothing.

Moralism is always knowing better than another what's bad for them.

Moralism is distinguished from immoralism in that moralism dwells on the happiness of duty while immoralism dwells on the duty of happiness.

Moralism is foregoing ordinary pleasures and finding compensation in interfering with the pleasures of others.

Moralism is never short on ideas about what other people ought to do.