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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I know a lot of young guys into stoicism and I’m not a fan. Instead of actually dealing with their feelings, emotions, and problems, they just stuff it down and get worse and worse. From my observations they just further isolate themselves, get more depressed, and start searching for answers in more extreme things like drugs, casual sex, isolation, etc. I think it would be far better for men to embrace the so-called “feminine” aspects of being human - crying, expressing sadness, talking to people, helping others, listening to others, developing deep and loving relationships with both men and women, expressing love, being vulnerable, seeking connection beyond superficial things like sex or just hanging out with the bros. [/quote] Stoicism as practiced by Seneca and Marcus Aurelius doesn’t mean to hold in your feelings. That’s just not it. [/quote] This[/quote]
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