Why A LACK Of Friends Means You’re Truly STOIC

Discover the surprising Stoic perspective on having few friends. This video explores how the lack of friends can indicate a profound level of self-reliance and inner contentment, reflecting core Stoic virtues. Learn about Marcus Aurelius' teachings on solitude and inner peace, and understand why Stoicism views external validation as a distraction from true happiness. 🌟🍂

🔸 Self-reliance and inner virtues
🔸 Marcus Aurelius on contentment and solitude
🔸 Importance of self-sufficiency
🔸 True happiness comes from within

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First of all, you don't do to be happy, you do to realize yourself with the limited tools that are made available to you. Second, humans are hard-wired and driven to be gregarious, genetically, puting the tribe before self and forcing one to usually compromise their natural inclings. Being alone is skill and must be learnt as for most, it is difficult and quite taxing. Me, i am quasi hermit and really value it as a skill i have built over time