Stoicism is a man subordinating his emotions and actions to his reason. This does not mean the elimination of emotion or the requirement that action comes only after extensive thought; to have a healthy emotional response and to take action in an urgent circumstance are also beneficial at times.

Scripture speaks to these as well:

“We are destroying speculations and every lofty thing raised up against the knowledge of God, and we are taking every thought captive to the obedience of Christ.” - II Cor 10:5

If we take every thought captive to Christ, we pass our emotions and decisions through His filter.

While at the same time, burying ourselves in inaction on the grounds that we must give the matter sufficient consideration is also a failure:

“Therefore, to one who knows the right thing to do and does not do it, to him it is sin.” - James 4:17

Striking that balance is difficult, but we are called to be men, not beasts, and not women.

Meditations is a good read, but people who "identify" as a stoic might as well have they/them pronouns, an israeli flag, and a clot shot in their bio.

There is not a Stoic person on the planet that calls themselves Stoic.

Well it makes a nice shield against the jewish influence I cannot help. Call it a defense mechanism, I already want a name change

Also, you try writing and recording 14 not too shitty songs in less than a month, after a collection of poetry, and severe manic insomnia.