I am reading Weininger's book "Sex and Character" and I think it could qualify as one of the must-read books of the manosphere in general and of the blackpill in particular, although more than a century has passed, many of its conclusions and reasoning remain valid to this day, since there have always been men who, seeing themselves repelled by the true nature of women, have analyzed them in depth to try to discover what is hidden behind the mask of superficial beauty.
These are some of the conclusions that I highlight, written down in a notebook and that I decide to share for the forum, some are textual quotes:
-"Woman consumes herself in sexual life, in the sphere of copulation and multiplication, that is, in her relationships as a woman and as a mother, and with these relationships she completely fills her existence. Man, on the other hand, is not only sexual"
-"Women lack the necessary conditions to form interesting associations"
-"Woman is nothing other than sexuality, man is sexual, but he is also something more"
-"In women, sexuality cannot be separated from the non-sexual sphere"
-"Woman does not have a true idea of genius"
-"Women can never be great"
-"Man lives more consciously than woman"
-"The absolute lack of importance of women in the history of music is also attributable to deeper reasons, but nevertheless the absence of fantasy in women is already demonstrated"
-"The genuine woman never becomes aware of her destiny, she is not heroic and she is not tragic, as a woman lacks continuity she cannot be respectful either, since respect is a purely masculine virtue"
-"Women are exactly the opposite of what respect means"
-"Lack of respect for her own person is acceptable in women"
-"The woman lacks logic"
-"They lack intellectual awareness"
-"The woman is amoral"
-"Women have no dignity"
-"Women do not have the slightest understanding of the State"
-"There is no man who has stopped to reflect on women and yet places great value on them: There are only men who despise them or men who do not want to take the trouble to think deeply about them."
Other conclusions from the book:
ºSexuality is a spectrum that goes from the Pure Feminine (ideal) to the Pure Masculine (ideal), all human beings, men and women, are somewhere in the middle of this spectrum, between both poles, that includes homosexuals and lesbians.
ºAll women who achieved intellectual or spiritual achievements were more masculine than the average female and therefore with a mind closer to that of Man.
ºThe variation of feminine characters can be differentiated between two poles: at one end the Mother as an ideal, at the other end the Prostitute, 100% of women fall somewhere on this spectrum.
These are some of the conclusions that I highlight, written down in a notebook and that I decide to share for the forum, some are textual quotes:
-"Woman consumes herself in sexual life, in the sphere of copulation and multiplication, that is, in her relationships as a woman and as a mother, and with these relationships she completely fills her existence. Man, on the other hand, is not only sexual"
-"Women lack the necessary conditions to form interesting associations"
-"Woman is nothing other than sexuality, man is sexual, but he is also something more"
-"In women, sexuality cannot be separated from the non-sexual sphere"
-"Woman does not have a true idea of genius"
-"Women can never be great"
-"Man lives more consciously than woman"
-"The absolute lack of importance of women in the history of music is also attributable to deeper reasons, but nevertheless the absence of fantasy in women is already demonstrated"
-"The genuine woman never becomes aware of her destiny, she is not heroic and she is not tragic, as a woman lacks continuity she cannot be respectful either, since respect is a purely masculine virtue"
-"Women are exactly the opposite of what respect means"
-"Lack of respect for her own person is acceptable in women"
-"The woman lacks logic"
-"They lack intellectual awareness"
-"The woman is amoral"
-"Women have no dignity"
-"Women do not have the slightest understanding of the State"
-"There is no man who has stopped to reflect on women and yet places great value on them: There are only men who despise them or men who do not want to take the trouble to think deeply about them."
Other conclusions from the book:
ºSexuality is a spectrum that goes from the Pure Feminine (ideal) to the Pure Masculine (ideal), all human beings, men and women, are somewhere in the middle of this spectrum, between both poles, that includes homosexuals and lesbians.
ºAll women who achieved intellectual or spiritual achievements were more masculine than the average female and therefore with a mind closer to that of Man.
ºThe variation of feminine characters can be differentiated between two poles: at one end the Mother as an ideal, at the other end the Prostitute, 100% of women fall somewhere on this spectrum.
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this is going in the research folders 
