Stop-loss is really a bit like a breakup, dragging it out without clarifying, watching the account "bleed" slowly day by day, and still worrying that it might come back... The longer it drags, the more painful it gets, and you also have to pay the opportunity cost "interest."

Now I’d rather accept a small loss upfront, keep my position clean, and when the evening alerts are fewer, I can actually take a nap.

Recently, there’s been talk about tax hikes and tightening/loosening of compliance in certain regions, basically meaning that expectations for deposits and withdrawals change, and the mood gets all twisted.
Many people are reluctant to cut losses, holding on tighter and tighter.
There are many tutorials, but I actually prefer those that discuss risk control mindset and failure reviews—it's more solid than a bunch of flashy indicators.
Anyway, surviving is the most important thing.