/lit/ - Literature

>wagner

>>6256350
"For the mere fact that no one guards against him is in
itself already a sign of decadence. Instinct is weakened, what
ought to be eschewed now attracts. People actually kiss that
which plunges them more quickly into the abyss.—Is there any
need for an example? One has only to think of the régime which
anæmic, or gouty, or diabetic people prescribe for themselves. [013]
The definition of a vegetarian: a creature who has need of a
corroborating diet. To recognise what is harmful as harmful, to
be able to deny oneself what is harmful, is a sign of youth, of
vitality. That which is harmful lures the exhausted: cabbage lures
the vegetarian."

Nietzsche's writings have too much vitality, that's why he's considered juvenile. OP is looking for cabbages now.