Entering a Cult: A Pseudo-Family and Illusion of Love

Despite feeling adrift in life, Torre Clevere found himself drawn into a friendly church group in the Netherlands, which later turned out to be a cult where he spent 11 years. Initially offering a sense of belonging and purpose, the group presented itself as Christian missionaries with a unique approach, resembling a drugless hippie commune. The allure of love and acceptance masked the eventual realization of being part of a cult, demonstrating how individuals can unknowingly enter such groups.