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How do trannies fit under Schopenhauer's philosophy of Will?

>One need only look at a man’s shape to discover that he is not intended for either too much mental or too much physical work. He pays the debt of life not by what he does but by what he suffers—by the pains of rejection, breadwinning, and by marital subjection to woman, to whom he should be a patient and strong companion. The greatest sorrows and joys or great exhibition of sensitivity are not assigned to him; his life should flow more lonely, more stoically, and with less love than woman’s, without his being essentially happier or unhappier.
>Men are directly adapted to act as the strongmen and drill sergeants of our early childhood, for the simple reason that they themselves are baboonish, foolish, and short-sighted—in a word, are big violent apes all their lives, something intermediate between the ape and the human, who is a woman in the strict sense of the word. Consider how a young boy will toy day after day with dinosaurs, and then consider what a woman, with the very best intentions in the world, could do in his place.
Menbros, how do we recover...

>One need only look at a man’s shape to discover that he is not intended for either too much mental or too much physical work. He pays the debt of life not by what he does but by what he suffers—by the pains of rejection, breadwinning, and by marital subjection to woman, to whom he should be a patient and strong companion. The greatest sorrows and joys or great exhibition of sensitivity are not assigned to him; his life should flow more lonely, more unhappily, and with less love than woman’s, without his being essentially happier or unhappier.
>Men are directly adapted to act as the strongmen and drill sergeants of our early childhood, for the simple reason that they themselves are baboonish, foolish, and short-sighted—in a word, are big violent apes all their lives, something intermediate between the ape and the human, who is a woman in the strict sense of the word. Consider how a young boy will toy day after day with dinosaurs, and then consider what a woman, with the very best intentions in the world, could do in his place.
>Menbros, how do we recover...