“I / my” instead of ”you / your”#333

The wonderful questions are all phrased in the second person perspective. Since stoic is about self reflection, it would be appropriate to rephrase dialogs to the first person perspective. My subjective experience answering questions in second person: weird, as if I’m talking to some detached self.

According to Stocism second person seems to be the default. To seperate yourself from you and realize there is a buffer or seperation. To realize who you are.