Yes, "prune the stem" means cut it off completely with sharp scissors/pruners—one clean cut 1–2 inches above soil. This is the only way to reset a leggy, leaning Rhoeo.
Your peace lily repotted in fall? Same advice: keep drier, no fertilizer, it will stabilize.
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