Romantic advice to women — Nietzsche version
Nietzsche comments wryly on contemporary religious morality:
“One believes one must disapprove of Cesare Borgia; that is simply laughable. The church has excommunicated German emperors on account of their vices: as if a monk or priest had any right to join in a discussion about what a Frederick II may demand of himself. A Don Juan is sent to hell: that is very naive. Has it been noticed that in heaven all interesting men are missing? — Just a hint to the girls as to where they can best find their salvation.”
Source: The Will to Power, Section 871.
Tags: Cesare Borgia, Don Juan, Frederick II, Friedrich Nietzsche
“Heaven for the climate, hell for the company.”
– Mark Twain
Nietzsche also remarked in ZARATHUSTRA “Men love danger and they riddles. Therefore, they love women, for women are dangerous riddles.”
QED?