So have you ever looked at a group of people, maybe a political movement, maybe a religious

group of folks, maybe or even a fan base and thought, this feels like a cult or it has cultish

vibes, right?

Like you see the aggression, the us versus them mentality.

Like I is us versus them, the good guys versus the bad guys, right?

You've seen that mentality.

And you also seen the absolute refusal to admit that they were ever wrong.

As a self-aware diagnosed narcissists, I can tell you that narcissism doesn't always just live in one singular

person, right? Sometimes it takes over an entire group, an entire movement. And we call this

collective narcissism. Today, I'm breaking down why individual narcissists join these cults, join these tribes,

why these groups are so dangerous to your mental health and everybody around them and who,

everybody who's in them and how to spot the four red flags before you and other people get sucked

into their shared delusion.

Ooh, tell me that intro was in fire. Let's get it, y'all.

But seriously, collective narcissism, y'all, isn't just like group pride. Like we together,

we are a group of people, right? It isn't just a group of pride. It's not just being a fan of your home team or

your favorite college team or whatever, right? It is a deep, seated belief that your group is

superior and exceptional to everybody else, right? But to the rest of the world is failing to give you

the recognition you deserve.

So you feel like your group is the best group ever.

But the rest of the world isn't just, nobody knows you, right?

They're not giving you your God, your dude, right?

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