/lit/ - Literature

>daughter gets raped
>son gets murdered
>wife gets insulted
>your boss screws you over
>someone called your mother a whore

>do nothing and be completely emotionless because muh cope
are stoics just mega-cucks?

Can't wait for him to turn to stoicism and stop being a youtube e-celeb because he will realize he is not truly living his life.

Is Meditations worth reading? What did you think of it?

Did the Stoics believe in something like natural law? In Aurelius I read the advice to act according to nature, but how does one know what that is? Is it just attempting to discern the telos of things? I assume any Stoic would consider homosexuality contrary to nature, as that is a fairly clear case; but what of, say, monogamous marriage as opposed to polygamy, or marriage as an institution in itself?