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Is this the era of narcissism? Watch out for these red flags while dating.
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Date：2025-01-11 01:06:11
You're on a date with someone you think is wonderful.
They're attractive. They're charming. Wait − are they a little too charming?
Narcissists are everywhere. They can be found at work, at school, around your family dinner table and, yes, across from you on a first date. Psychology experts say it's likely everyone will cross paths with a narcissist (or two, or several) at some point in their lives.
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