Lee Hammock

Would you agree that you are?

Different kind of evil though.

Do you ever get like backlash or criticism from people saying like everything that you're doing on social media and like talking about narcissism goes against what narcissism is?

That's interesting because I feel like you having a social media platform and talking about narcissism in some ways goes hand in hand with narcissism because you're also sort of feeding the ego with the following, with the videos, with the views.

So in one way, you're

prime example of narcissism.

And on the other hand, it's like, okay, you being self-aware of it.

But I think also too, maybe your IQ or your intelligence level might also make you more self-aware.

And so there's like...

It's fascinating for me to have you in front of me because I've only ever had negative experiences with narcissists.

But following your journey on social media and when you first popped up on my TikTok and stuff and even you being here today, I'm like you really humanize narcissism and just people that could live with it that we don't realize or it's not always people that are evil that are narcissists.

I think that narcissism gets a really, really negative –

stigma attached to it, but it's not always that way.

I think that so many people just experience

horrible people that happen to have narcissism as well.

Like they would probably be a horrible person whether they were narcissistic or not.

Yeah.

Can narcissism show up in friendships and other relationships besides romantic partners?

But it's a trickle-down effect because that one person is connected to 12 other people.

So that's 12 other people that you're actually directly impacting.