Can being yourself all the time is a virtue or otherwise?

I mean, how vague can you be? But according to Aristotle, there's no need to be specific, because if you're virtuous, you know what to do. All the time. You know how to handle yourself and how to get along with others. You have good judgment, you can read a room, and you know what's right and when. read more

Several things, in my opinion are the meaning of “patience is a virtue”! Many things, given time, can often pass peacefully. Instead of rushing to act, you can wait and a lot of the times problems can resolve themselves. read more

Patience is an exercise of self-control that shows you can handle life when times get tough, have the ability to look outside of yourself, and can withstand judgment when you need to. In short, exhibiting patience shows that you have a high moral standard in life. read more