Becoming a philosopher is a matter of interest. Nietzsche originally majored in Greek and became a professor of Greek in his twenties. It cannot be said that he was not a genius. However, because Nietzsche's book "The Birth of Tragedy" became infamous in the field of Greek, he turned to philosophical research.

It is true that Nietzsche lacked love and had no father, but this was not the reason why he insulted women. In fact, Nietzsche himself suffered a lot from women and love: his unfaithful relationship with his sister (sister control), the failure of students who pursued him, contracting syphilis from prostitutes and finally damaging his nerves, etc. Nietzsche's famous saying: "Are you going to a woman? Don't forget to bring your whip." But from this sentence, we can clearly see Nietzsche's own introversion and his attitude toward women after being repeatedly hurt in love. fear. Psychologically speaking, people often have a kind of hostility towards the things they are extremely afraid of, and have a certain tendency to "strike first to gain advantage" out of subconscious self-protection. In this way, it is not surprising that Nietzsche denigrates women, and the author does not need to pay attention.