Is it because he is a warm hand on a cold and blistering night?

Because he overcomes morality and thus is able to speak about "truth" on a then unprecedented level?

Because he doesn't care much for "honors, women or money", as he writes?

Because he seems like a friend on a lonely evening, the one you would meet in the corner of a bar, sitting alone, rejecting much but wholeheartedly accepting the few?

Because he doesn't write in heavy and complicated text that bores you to death? Because he "writes in ten sentences what others write in a book — nay, does not write"?

Because he rejects plebeian attitudes and scorn the masses and their vulgar approach to life (they want to live for nothing)?

Is it because he seems like the only real philosopher who has grown out of the mundanity of life and overcome what is means to be man and elevated his philosophy to another plane, that is, to the superhuman?

Why do we (this sub and its members) like Nietzsche so much?

Am I ubermench for crafting my own morality, or am I a slave for having a slave morality? did Nietzsche mention this situation ever?

I've been reading some of his works recently and idk why but he seems like a full on misogynist... Not even like lowkey or subtle hints of misogyny but he just talks about women like ( There's this in life then there's this then there's this and then there's this one more thing which is important and then there's MEN - PARAMOUNT andddd then there's women too )

Like to me it sounded like a person who thinks the world if not a better place then would be most probably indifferent without presence of women.

Whyyyy...???