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[Anonymous No.21523819]

>ah yes… the mature Nietzsche before he went schizo
A delight to the senses

[Anonymous No.21524971]

>>21523819
Yeah, he's good up until The Gay Sience. After that he goes full asspained chud loser, venting his beta insecurities

[Anonymous No.21524981]

>>21524971
The Antichrist is the best book ever written.

[Anonymous No.21525144]

>>21523819
He only wrote a few letters after going schizo

>>21524971
Filtered!

[Anonymous No.21525867]

>>21523819
Who are you quoting

[Anonymous No.21525916]

>>21523819
Without that moustache, people would have taken him less seriously. I genuinely believe this.

[Anonymous No.21525927]

>>21525916
He did look like a chud when he was younger.

[Anonymous No.21525954]

Never read his works before and I started thus spoke zarathustra. What the fuck is the Day Song about?

[Anonymous No.21526000]

>>21525954
>Nietzsche’s self-insert approaches a group of dancing women from the bushes
>they instantly stop as they see him and he proceeds to argue with the prettiest one after she rejects his advances

[Anonymous No.21526621]

>>21525954
Dont bother reading it unless you've read his other works. It's impenetrable without them. With them it becomes extremely simple allegory with some poetic flourish.

[Anonymous No.21526967]

>>21523819
>In the evening we are visited by Dr. Rée, whose cold and precise character does not appeal to us; on closer inspection we come to the conclusion that he must be an Israelite.
>R. reads some of Nietzsche's latest book [Human, All Too Human] and is astonished by its pretentious ordinariness. "I can understand why [Paul] Rée's company is more congenial to him than mine." And when I remark that to judge by this book N.'s earlier ones were just reflections of something else, they did not come from within, he says, "And now they are Rée-flections!"

[Anonymous No.21526972]

>>21526967
>His two closest friends are fucking the women he's not so secretly in love with
NEETchud just couldn't keep losing...

[Anonymous No.21527046]

>>21523819
In some instances a mans life plays in reverse

[Anonymous No.21527784]

>>21525916
i doubt it, he became popular before it was common knowledge what these old authors looked like, images didn't just float around everywhere like they do now.

[Anonymous No.21528288]

>>21525927
Remove the spectacles and you got the eternal Beta. Doesn't change what he's done though.

[Anonymous No.21528579]

>>21528288
Le Napoleon pose