School of philosophy you lean toward

The broad philosophical tradition that most resonates with how you see life and meaning. Each described plainly and even-handedly.

A self-identification with a school of thought, described neutrally — no tradition is presented as the correct one. (Philosophy)

Groups

Stoicism — Focus on what you can control; accept the rest with calm reason.
Existentialism — We are free and must create our own meaning through our choices.
Absurdism — Life has no inherent meaning, and we can live joyfully anyway.
Nihilism — Holds that life has no intrinsic meaning or objective values.
Epicureanism — Seek modest, lasting pleasure and freedom from fear and pain.
Pragmatism — Truth and value are judged by what works in practice.
Rationalism — Reason is the chief source of knowledge.
Empiricism — Knowledge comes mainly from sensory experience and evidence.
Idealism — Reality is fundamentally mental or shaped by mind and ideas.
Materialism — Reality is fundamentally physical matter and its interactions.
Humanism — Centres human dignity, reason, and ethics without requiring religion.
Eastern philosophy — Draws on traditions like Buddhism, Taoism, or Confucianism.