Hi,
I need to clarify my interpretation of N's thoughts on women. He coined vices like being "feminine", but still was in awe from Wagner's "Ring of Nibelungs". I suppose that he regarded Brunhilda as having a powerful spirit. Fact that brought me to think that by "feminine" he meant not women per se, but the traditional view of woman as being weak (and her decadence qualities).
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Where today to search Brunhilda-like women?
Perhaps sports. To succeed there one should have "manly" qualities: discipline, resistance, egoism. Also, in contrast to other areas that request such adjectives like business or politics, in sports you develop your physic. But, as a drawback, professional sport often destroys health rather than preserves it.
What do you think?