Me too. I understand what you mean. I'll leave here a classic Stoic passage: After being told (of his exile), “Your case is being tried in the Senate,” Agrippi

Me too. I understand what you mean. I'll leave here a classic Stoic passage: After being told (of his exile), “Your case is being tried in the Senate,” Agrippinus responded: “Good luck betide! But it is the fifth hour now” (he was in the habit of taking his exercise and then a cold bath at that hour); “let us be off and take our exercise.” After he had finished his exercise someone came and told him, “You have been condemned.” “To exile,” says he, “or to death?” To exile. “What about my property?” It has not been confiscated. “Well then, let us go to Aricia and take our lunch there.”