/lit/ - Literature

Then again, some people think this was a satirical book to begin with since the author is a pseudonym.

>I don't plan on having kids because my mom suffers from schizoaffective disorder and I don't want to pass that on as I've seen how it can ruin someone's life.

So you consider your own sperm, the very life essence, inferior to impregnate and pass on your genes? That is not Will to Power.

>So my only plan is to get rich and volunteer as a big brother or even adopt some (older) kids in the future and try to help them however I can.

So you are a cuck? That is not what ca be properly called "Will To Power"

You strike me as a weak, feminine and contemplative person.

Nietzsche got the theory right, but in practice he was hopeless. Look what became of him.

>To make this more /lit/ related, feel free to recommend books you think will get me out of this stupor.

Pic related is essential reading for those weak men who have no means to cross the Abyss.

I also recommend reading Mein Kampf, unironically, for your weak mindset and rather feminine display such national socialistic worldview may give firm conviction, if that is: you can appreciate the book outside of it´s political (and racial) dimension.

Also stop reading the weak, emancipated accounts of the Jews, homosexuals and degenerates experiences of those extermination camps. Read Unto Parvilahti, ex-SS soldier who was sent to Soviet Gulag system for years to spend to work in slave labor and in soviet prisons, who survived Stalin´s reign and was able to escape back to west upon his death. Unlike the Jews who were rounded up to death camps like animals they are: he fought till the end the systematic abuse and was able to overcome the gulags in a heroic way to write his story for centuries to witness.

http://www.abebooks.com/book-search/title/beria%27s-gardens-ten-years%27-captivity-in-russia-and-siberia/author/parvilahti-unto-tr-alan-blair/