Blackpill On the fundamental problem between men and women

[RodgersSecondAdvent]

Nietzsches words:

To blunder over the fundamental problem of "man and woman," to deny here the most abysmal antagonism and the necessity of an eternally hostile tension, perhaps to dream here of equal rights, equal education, equal claims and duties: this is a typical sign of shallow-mindedness, and a thinker who has proved himself to be shallow on this dangerous point shallow of instinct!—may be regarded as suspect in general, more, as betrayed, as found out: he will probably be too "short" for all the fundamental questions of life, those of life in the future too, incapable of any depth. On the other hand, a man who has depth, in his spirit as well as in his desires, and also that depth of benevolence which is capable of hardness and severity and is easily confused with them, can think of woman only in an oriental way—he must conceive of woman as a possession, as property with lock and key, as something predestined for service and attaining her fulfillment in service—in this matter he must take his stand on the tremendous intelligence of Asia, on Asia's superiority of instinct, as the Greeks formerly did: they were Asia's best heirs and pupils and, as is well known, from Homer to the age of Pericles, with the increase of their culture and the amplitude of their powers, also became step by step more strict with women, in short more oriental. How necessary, howlogical, how humanly desirable even, this was: let each ponder for himself!

To read more: http://www.thenietzschechannel.com/works-pub/bge/bge7.htm

 

[EthnicelNL]

https://www.quora.com/How-do-historians-know-Nietzsche-died-a-virgin

Historians don’t know it. They debate it. Nietzsche never married and he never had children. That’s a far cry from proof of virginity.

When he was a young man, Friedrich Nietzsche favored the philosophy of Arthur Schopenhauer, who advised everybody to remain celibate, in order to imitate Christ, Buddha and all the saints. But in his later life, Nietzsche sharply turned against Schopenhauer.

Unlike Augustine and Rousseau, however, Nietzsche would never write about his personal life.

Perhaps the best account of Nietzsche’s personal life was given by Joachim Kohler, entitled, Zarathustra’s Secret (2002) which provides a scholarly demonstration that Nietzsche was a secret homosexual, who also dallied with opium. Let’s end the naive and virginal readings of Friedrich Nietzsche.

Suicidefuel for Nietzschecels

 

[Salustio]

I don’t like people who psychoanalysze philosophers to discredit their philosophies.

 

[First loss]

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[Cuyen]

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