/lit/ - Literature

From a Nietzchean perspective, how do I cope with suffering?

Books to help me cope with the fact that the nature of reality is transient, that life is impermanent and that death is inevitable? I have tried reading different spiritual books but havent found something that has given me the peace I'm looking for.

Any book recommendations preferably journal form or something about super handsome tall chads and their life adventures? I am an ugly short 27 khhv Indonesian dude and my only life line is living vicariously through chad.

Books to cope with the idea of dying?

What tablet should I buy for reading?

I went there to look for some WW2 books and perhaps to buy Napoleon's biography by Andrew Roberts. I was minding my own business when some random female in her mid twenties approaches me asking for some book recommendation since she needs a gift for her sister who's also into History as well. At first I was confused, why is this random female asking me this, does she think I work here or what? Its impossible that she thinks im an employee, after all I'm wearing crocs and and a "I love Cuba" t shirt, isnt it clear I don't work here? I proceed to tell her that I dont work in the book store she still continues trying to make small talk. Like why? I already told you I dont work here. Why are females so socially retarded....

I use crocs usually paired with grey socks, khaki pants and some floral shirt. Whenever I go to shop at the grocery store or the mall I notice all these beautiful women staring at me and lusting over me. What a weird thing

I'm a compulsive book starter. I cant just read a book from start to finish, I have to read 25-50% and then forget about it for a year. I have started reading like 50 books this year and finished none