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r/StoicismUpdated 30 days ago
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What would the stoic advice be to a homeless person?

Well, yes. That's what's called a "precognition" in Stoic philosophy. The person who'd be ashamed of asking for money and the one who wouldn't both have the same precognition of shame, but they're bot…

r/Stoicismcomment3/26/2026
People are so fucking judgemental.

I did my best to follow the bullshit rules. And what did it get me? I survived, but miserably and alone. I'm learning to live my own life, slowly, and not living by their rules (I mean, there are som…

r/CPTSDcomment3/31/2026
How do I sort between feeling bothered by injustice, versus not feeling bothered by injustice?

It's a good question. Epictetus gives the example of his lamp being stolen in discourse 1.18. Your trumpet would be what the stoics called an "indifferent". I find the details of this concept a bit c…

r/Stoicismcomment4/5/2026
I (28f) found out my bf (41m) has been requesting cash back on my debit card?

Get those locks changed and get him out. I don't know you, but I respect you more than that "boyfriend" does. You don't steal from someone you respect. You don't mooch off of your partner for YEARS …

r/relationship_advicecomment4/6/2026