/lit/ - Literature

Was Nietzsche actually a woman? I think there's a pretty good case to be made for this hypothesis.

Consider:
>he was around 5'3" which is about the height of the average woman at that time
>he was a freemason and the Masons love committing these obnoxious little gender frauds because they see it as a way of mocking god
>he despised christianity while failing to understand it. there is literally not a single religion in the world that sets women off like christianity who react with irrational hatred to its teaching which call out all the whorish ways of women and their sluttish machinations
>he wrote like a woman, meaning he relied on rhetoric and emotional gravity, was incapable of creating a coherent overall system like Kant or Hegel, and never gave any facts to back up his ludicrous ramblings
>he was obsessed with the ubermensch which is basically just proto-Chad
>she totally misunderstood the Greeks who stand as the apotheosis of the Masculine spirit
>she had extreme delusions of self-grandeur, believing her books would change the world even while living in obscurity, much like how women today think their tweets will destroy the patriarchy even though they are just hairdressers who cam-whore on the side
>she became an emotional wreck at the sight of an animal being beaten, basically a vegan who all have the spirits of women regardless of sex
>after failing to find a husband in time she went insane and finished her life as a burden to her family, just as all childless, unmarried women tend to do

guys I think we're on to something here

Was Nietzsche actually a woman? I think there's a pretty good case to be made for this hypothesis.

Consider:
>he was around 5'3" which is about the height of the average woman at that time
>he was a freemason and the Masons love committing these obnoxious little gender frauds because they see it as a way of mocking god
>he despised christianity while failing to understand it. there is literally not a single religion in the world that sets women off like christianity who react with irrational hatred to its teaching which call out all the whorish ways of women and their sluttish machinations
>he wrote like a woman, meaning he relied on rhetoric and emotional gravity, was incapable of creating a coherent overall system like Kant or Hegel, and never gave any facts to back up his ludicrous ramblings
>she totally misunderstood the Greeks who stand as the apotheosis of the Masculine spirit
>she had extreme delusions of self-grandeur, believing her books would change the world, much like how women today think their tweets will destroy the patriarchy
>she became an emotional wreck at the sight of an animal being beaten
>after failing to find a husband in time she went insane and finished her life as a burden to her family, just as all childless, unmarried women tend to do

guys I think we're on to something here