Moral Superiority: The Cost of Needing to Be “Better” Than Others
Upbuilding The Self
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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