Vanity refers to people being too prideful in their own abilities or achievements, whereas overconfidence indicates someone having more confidence than they should have and misjudging their abilities. People cross the line between vanity and overconfidence by overestimating their abilities and being excessively prideful for their actions. When others exhibit their vanity, I tend to ignore them.

The line between vanity and overconfidence is that vanity comes from achievements that have already been done, or their physical appearance/attractiveness. On the other hand, a person can be overly confident for no reason and not have accomplished anything. Someone crosses the line to vanity when they believe they are the best of the best when it comes to looks and actions. Someone crosses the line of overconfidence when they show no fear or humility, and believe they can do anything. People’s vanity can be annoying, and if is then I will simply look the other way. Being full of yourself to an overwhelming extent is not an attractive trait.

Vanity is an inflated pride in appearance or achievement, while overconfidence is an excess of confidence in ability or judgment. In other words, if someone is proud of his or her physical aspects, he or she has a vanity. On contrary, if someone is proud of his or her logical aspects, he or she has an overconfidence. I respond to people’s vanity with advice that vanity makes people blind and blunder.

Overconfidence refers to when someone is too proud of himself and boast about everything. For instance, certain soccer player might be overconfidence about his skill and then thinks he is the greatest player of all time. Whereas, the vanity refers to something that is impossible to achieve. Although this might sound same as overconfidence, there is a clear distinction.When soccer player thinks he is the greatest player of all time is overconfidence but when non-soccer player or normal person thinks himself or herself is the greatest soccer player of all time, then that is vanity. To summarize, overconfidence is confident about something that are really unlikely to achieve and vanity is dreaming of something that is impossible. Also, this is my way to distinguish whether someone has crossed the boundary between the vanity and confidence. When someone close to me is full of vanity, I would advise oneself to look at the reality.

The difference between vanity and overconfidence can be identified in various ways. The word vanity refers to the excessive pride that people usually have when they make certain achievements. Overconfidence means that people are confident so that they can lead to overestimate their abilities. The latter can be more deadly than the former, since they can misunderstand and misjudge their capibilities, leading themselves to make mistakes, which sometimes are deadly.
People often cross the the line of vanity when they put too much pride on what they have done. Someone encounters overconfidence when he or she excessively evaluate their abilities based on their previous achievements or experiences.

Vanity and overconfidence differ in a way. For example, a homeless person can have excessive pride of their money/value knowing they can’t buy anything expensive, while overconfidence over their money can’t exists with the reality that they can’t buy anything expensive. Someone who is vain can potentially be overconfident, however, that doesn’t mean everyone who is vain is overconfident about something. Thus, I believe the line between vanity and overconfidence is very shallow. You know someone crosses the line when they try something reckless. It is both not healthy to have vanity or overconfidence, however, it is not wrong to have vanity. But it is wrong to have overconfidence as consequences always follow reckless behavior. I do not tend to criticize people’s vanity, but try to advise not to be overconfident.

Vanity would be confidence based on fact and overconfidence would be unrealistic beliefs in self. If someone around me shows overconfidence, I would probably ignore him and let him live in his own world.

I think the difference between vanity and overconfidence is a presence or degree of experience. People usually have vanity because they have not yet experienced how hard it is to achieve something by your own. On the other hand, people with overconfidence are likely to achieve a success simply by chance or luck without paying a huge effort. They might not yet undergo a series of failures or face much stronger rival, making them more self absorbed and incapable. I often notice that someone has crossed the line between vanity and overconfidence when he begins to focus on the outcome rather than the progress. I sometimes hesitate to advise someone with vanity or overconfidence because I am not free from them as well. I just hope they realize that they are on a wrong track and get out of there as soon as possible.

I believe the line between vanity and overconfidence is on whether or not the achievement one has made is deserved to be boasted. While vanity is being proud of one’s actual accomplishments, overconfidence is being proud of an overestimate subjects that is unreasonable to be boasted. Thereofore, one has crossed the line between vanity and overconfidence when one overvalues one’s own work. I would not resist one’s vanity, but it would be pleasing if one keeps it to oneself.

Having excessive pride while being ignorant towards your own misconception: Overconfidence.

Self-obsession, admiring yourself: vanity.

When you are overconfident, your just overestimating what you can do not thinking about the consequences your act might bring. However, vanity is when you just love yourself, you are the best, you are nal-gang-du. The line is your perspective of others and yourself. The moment where your overconfidence leads your focus narrowly towards yourself, that becomes vanity.

When someone I know is overconfident or is full of vanity, I just show them I really dislike them ^^ Try to convince them not to be but when that doesn’t work, I let them FEEL the Great Wall between me and that person.

Overconfidence and vanity are two different things that are interconnected with each other. Vanity is excessive pride in ones own achievements or appearance. This alone is mostly just annoying but doesn’t generally lead to destruction. Vanity can, on the other hand, can lead to over confidence. When you are so prideful in your own appearance or achievements you impose your pride and confidence on others to the point where you think that it should benefit you in a positive way. If a driver believes that they are the best drifter in the city and boasts about it to other people, that is vanity. But if that driver thinks that they are so good that they could outrun cops in a hot pursuit, that is overconfidence. Overconfidence leads to more destruction. Staying away from vanity can help to prevent overconfidence.