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Welcome! Read Me First.

Welcome! Read Me First. — # Welcome to r/Stoicism. This community exists for serious discussion of Stoic philosophy. It is not a forum for general self-help, motivation, validation, or professional therapy. It is also not a p…

r/Stoicismpost4/2/2026
You can be pretty and still fucked up. Attractiveness will not save you from this disease.

I have been a "pretty" male my whole life and it was one of the reasons I got SA as a child and teen and my brother (who has always been obese) didn't. Also as a young adult, I had very disgusting enc…

r/CPTSDcomment3/8/2026
My partner (f34) “quiet quit” our relationship and I (m37) need closure.

The grass is greener where you water it. And you stopped watering like a year ago. Renovating a house is one of the hardest things a couple can do together bc of the stress of the $ and all the deci…

r/relationship_advicecomment3/22/2026
36 M Stonewalling me 36 F

Super not normal behavior, very mean, really unnecessary. Leaving you on read for two days is the icing on the cake. I'd leave him alone for awhile after this. This is a show-up-with-flowers-and-cake …

r/relationshipscomment3/31/2026
No Contact or Quiet Obsession?

Ehr no, I also don't do secretly any of those things. Actually I don't even think it is being tough, I do them because I feel weak and I know that if I checked it would hurt me...

r/BreakUpscomment4/5/2026
No Contact or Quiet Obsession?

Right? I don't check because it could hurt my feelings, and I'd rather not know. It's the opposite of being tough.

r/BreakUpscomment4/5/2026