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Someone who mistakes your business for a group project you never joined.
means Someone who interferes in other people's affairs without being asked or wanted.
from From Middle English 'medlen,' meaning to mix or mingle, borrowed from Old French 'medler/mesler' — ancestor of modern French 'mêler' (to mix). The sense drifted from innocent blending to unwelcome mixing-in: someone who 'mixes' themselves into matters that aren't theirs to stir.
- origin
- from meddle, once meaning to mix or blend
- self-image
- thinks of it as helping
- actual title
- uninvited co-pilot of your life
- tell
- starts sentences with you should really