Why You Must Ignore Them | The Stoic Way to Handle Toxic Relationships

Welcome back! Today we're diving into a Stoic approach to handling toxic relationships: Why you must ignore them. It's easy to get entangled in negativity, but Stoicism teaches us the power of selective attention. By choosing where to direct our energy, we protect our peace and prioritize our growth. We'll explore insights from Marcus Aurelius and Seneca on detachment and indifference, and how these principles empower us to step back from toxicity. Join me as we learn to navigate these challenging dynamics the Stoic way, ensuring our well-being remains at the forefront. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts below!

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[Stoic_Infinity]

I completely agree with this perspective. Ignoring those who bring us down can help us stay focused on our goals and maintain a positive mindset

[kevinmurray]

Ignoring is power, knowledge is power, information is how you get it.Thank you!

[annanunya]

I love this channel! So many of us have toxic people in our lives and this philosophy/wisdom is priceless! Thank you for these videos, they, too, are priceless!!

[willlast]

This video is true and accurate. Thank you for putting this information out there for people to absorb that are struggling.

[michelelequire]

Ignoring is powerful. 18yrs of an abusive (physically, mentally, emotionally, verbally), I finally broke away. I still have the final battle (divorce court date) and am desperately seeking stoicism n this. He knowing that I was getting ready 2 have a life threatening surgery (my 16th), chose 2 become more abusive and violent.

[Hope-czfg]

I was in a toxic relationship for 53 yrs. Been together since I was 18 yrs old. He was a narcissist. He was bad tempered, bullied me, put me down, sneered, smirked at me and gave me the silent treatment in spite of me being a perfectionist with most things, including my house, garden and my family. I lost my voice completely for 3 yrs, my hair fell out years before that. He left me and is still not a happy man and never will be.

[francescolalumia]

Attachment is prison
Detachment is freedom

[HansSolo-cq]

I LEFT MY WIFE 35 YEARS AGO NEVER LOOKED BACK, EVEN THOUGH SHE TRIED TO INITIATE CONTACT. IT WAS BYE BYE FOR ME. LIVING MY BEST LIFE.