Send us a textLearning Not to DrownSome people carry the weight of the world like stones in their pockets. They absorb every shift in mood, every unspoken sorrow, until they sink beneath emotions that are not their own. Others stand apart, watching the tide rise but never letting it take them. Somewhere between the two, there is balance—a way to love without losing yourself, to care without carrying.This episode of The Copinghagen Podcast explores the quiet struggle of staying afloat in the emotions of those we hold close. A conversation unfolds in a place where words linger, where wisdom is neither easy nor comforting, but necessary. Through lesser-known echoes of Stoic philosophy, we ask: How can you be close to someone and still keep the space you need to remain yourself? How do you love deeply without drowning in another’s storm?No simple answers. No tidy resolutions. Just a map, drawn in quiet words, for those learning not to drown.Music by Clavier#CopinghagenPodcast #StoicWisdom #EmotionalResilience #PhilosophyForLife #MindfulRelationships #SelfAwareness #PersonalGrowth #WisdomInWords #LetGoOfThePast #InnerStrength #BoundariesMatter #DeepConversations #HealingThroughPhilosophy #MarcusAurelius #SenecaWisdom #Epictetus #FindingBalance #HowNotToDrown #PodcastForThinkers #PhilosophyOfLifeA copinghagen production https://copinghagen.com/10/

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