Nietzsche's views on women have either to be loved at first sight or they become perhaps the greatest obstacle in the way of those who otherwise would be inclined to accept his philosophy. Women especially, of course, have been taught to dislike them, because it has been rumoured that his views are unfriendly to themselves. Now, to my mind, all this is pure misunderstanding and error.

Place: Chapter XVIII. Old and Young Women. · ¶3876
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Nietzsche's views on women have either to be loved at first sight or t… — Thus Spake Zarathustra