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    Stoicism and Primadonna Culture

    I've been seeing so much stuff about stoicism - and maybe writing cynical stuff in return - possibly because so many guys want to "say they're tough" - but it's always better when it's lived and not said - kind of like with religion.

    Anyway, the root of this primadonna stuff - is certainly an outgrowth of identity politics. Every group is claiming special rights - and victim-hood - including, ironically, white people. However, though I don't feel being a snowflake (primadonna) is the best way to deal with life.
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    RE: Stoicism and Primadonna Culture

    Yeah haha seems KFPGOD just wants to share what he's learned with everyone on the site. A couple older presidents -> vice presidents practiced it which is mainly why he's shared it with us. Also it relates to forum nature, as in don't let your words speak your actions alone. You must be consistent in a forum to really reach the people you want to listen to you and not let your words depict you incorrectly. I'm new to the whole idea to be honest but it makes sense when I thought about it with forums

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      RE: Stoicism and Primadonna Culture

      Originally posted by TopSilver
      Yeah haha seems KFPGOD just wants to share what he's learned with everyone on the site. A couple older presidents -> vice presidents practiced it which is mainly why he's shared it with us. Also it relates to forum nature, as in don't let your words speak your actions alone. You must be consistent in a forum to really reach the people you want to listen to you and not let your words depict you incorrectly. I'm new to the whole idea to be honest but it makes sense when I thought about it with forums
      I agree with you it is definitely like this

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        RE: Stoicism and Primadonna Culture

        I don't really care for social media posters who post personal advice on "how to be" most of the time.  Nonetheless, I don't have to follow such people.

        Here is a meme:

        "I told you the last time.  I don't care what people think.  Don't you catch the hint?  (With a skull in the background)." 

        Yeah, buddy we know you don't care.   You've said that a million times in memes over the past decade.

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