>>7768438So many stoics in this thread. I like some parts of stoicism, but it is so unemotional. Not everyone is purely driven by reason, and for some people developing their emotional intelligence is way better advice than "Just drive and suck it up". I understand that having reason be a driving force is unimportant, but in stoicism they act like it's the horse. It advocates that emotion is this passenger that should be treated as a child rather than as another horse to your cart. or even as a wheel to your cart.
