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Don't be so tough. There's no question that the stokes were tough. Marcus Aurelius lived with chronic pain.

Epic Titus did too after having made not so much as a sound when his master cruelly broke his leg. Both Sennaka who suffered asthma his whole life in Kato bravely faced painful deaths and countless other stokes endured exile and loss and injury.

So yes, the stokes were tough, but people get this philosophy wrong when they think that to feel pain or want to avoid pain is weak.

The writer Derek Thompson responding to a certain masculine antipathy towards COVID safety protocols early on in the pandemic called this COVID stoicism.

Now we happen to be conflating stoicism the philosophy and stoicism the word that's sort of the point. Lots of stoics do this too.

They don't want to look stupid so they won't wear a helmet. They don't want to acknowledge trauma or emotion so they stuff it down.

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