Stop-loss means a loss, it proves that the logic of entering this trade has failed, and that there has been a false breakout. You have to accept it, instead of constantly averaging down below, as this will only lead to greater losses.

A pullback is just a pullback; it has really happened, indicating that the market has been in a range for a while, and such things will occur. It's unavoidable; no one can profit from every market.

Accepting losses is a necessary path in trading.

Getting used to losses is a necessary path to victory in trading.

You’ve stopped the loss, you’ve pulled back, but the core of the trade remains intact, the execution is fine, and the essence of the traded asset hasn’t changed, then it’s worth continuing! Wait for the next breakout signal to come and keep going; this is what reviewing is about. Do you think those 50% returns from breakouts come easily? Treat every breakout as a real opportunity; this is the necessary path to victory.

You just need to wait for good luck and then seize it hard.

This time you’re afraid of false breakouts, next time you’re afraid of false breakouts, afraid of stop-losses, afraid of pullbacks.

When the market comes, sooner or later, it will crash hard, and then you continue to be afraid, an infinite loop.

If you want to make money, the key is simple: don’t be afraid of losing money.