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r/StoicismUpdated 30 days ago
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Question of virtue ethics: Proper Ambition, the golden mean between ambition and unambitiousness.

>But I would argue that Stoics divide life into what is within our control and what is not. Actually the (ancient) Stoics didn't do anything of the sort. What you describe is a complete misinterpret…

r/Stoicismcomment3/28/2026
Why are they so dependent on us?

Why are they so dependent on us? — When my parents were in their 40s and 50s they needed so much help as if they were elderly, now they are actually reaching 60+ and I dread it because they are hard to reason with. If my parents were m…

r/AsianParentStoriespost4/5/2026
Dear parents, why are you even here

My parents are from China too. They lived through the communist revolution, multiple wars, extreme poverty, famine, and cultural revolution.  They came to the US for a better life. They still live in…

r/AsianParentStoriescomment4/3/2026
Why are they so dependent on us?

My sister and I have come to resent our parents. My mood instantly goes to shit if they ask me to do something and lately, it has only become worse, by just talking to me. They are retired now and spe…

r/AsianParentStoriescomment4/5/2026
Living together with kids

I can only imagine! They come into this world so small and dependent on us for everything. But the goal is to raise independent human beings who can succeed in the world. I hope I know when to back of…

r/datingoverfortycomment4/6/2026