Moral Superiority: The Cost of Needing to Be “Better” Than Others
Upbuilding The Self
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The Illusions of Moral Superiority
This chapter explores the complexities of moral superiority, examining how individuals often seek validation through perceived altruism while grappling with feelings of resentment and self-doubt. The discussion highlights the fragile nature of self-worth as it depends on external recognition and contrasts the effects of moral and general superiority on one's identity. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and authentic living to overcome the isolating effects of this psychological construct.
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