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The Good Girl Era Is OVER – Say NO Without Guilt Stoic Power Move

The world taught women that love = usefulness. That kindness means saying yes even when your soul screams no. That your worth is measured by how comfortable you make everyone else. But a resentful "yes" isn't kindness—it's self-betrayal. Marcus Aurelius wondered why we love ourselves more than anyone... yet value others' opinions over our own. Seneca warned we're stingy with money but wasteful with time—the one thing we should guard fiercely. Enter Porcia Catonis, the "Iron Woman" of ancient Rome. Daughter of Stoic hero Cato the Younger, wife of Brutus (Caesar's assassin). When society expected her to stay silent and small, she refused. She wounded her own thigh to prove she could endure pain and keep secrets—earning her place as the only woman privy to the conspiracy against Caesar. This isn't about drama. It's about reclaiming your prohairesis—the Stoic power of choice that's truly yours. Stop people-pleasing. Start protecting your peace. In this video: The hidden cost of the "good girl" era Why your "yes" out of fear hands over your only real possession Porcia's radical act of self-ownership 5 practical Stoic practices to say NO without guilt