Bad Cupid, why are you so cruel?

Friedrich Nietzsche is a man with a deep and piercing gaze, who seems to observe the world with a disturbing intensity. His broad, clear forehead surmounts thick eyebrows, giving his face a serious and imposing expression. Her hair, carefully brushed back, reveals a few wavy locks that frame her temples.

He wears small round glasses with thin metal frames, behind which his eyes seem to hide a deep thought. His thick mustache, abundant and carefully maintained, covers his upper lip and extends to either side of his face, giving him an instantly recognizable appearance.

His face has marked features, a straight nose and discreet cheekbones. He is dressed in a dark and elegant coat, worn over a light shirt and a soberly tied black tie. His entire outfit gives him an austere appearance, worthy of an intellectual of his time.

His upright posture, his impassive expression and his almost stern gaze give him an imposing presence. He gives off the image of a serious, mysterious and difficult man to understand, as if his mind was constantly occupied by thoughts that few people could understand

(Nietzsche: “When you crush a cockroach, you are a hero. But when you crush a butterfly, you become a monster) (Nietzsche: “When a tyrant becomes a good man, he is glorified. But when a good man becomes a tyrant, he is seen as a monster. And no one wants to save him»»)

Nietzsche: “It is not because you tell the truth, that you talk about something that really exists, that others will accept it. It is more disturbing to see the truth than to live a lie. Lying is sometimes seen as more honest than the truth itself»» ) Nietzsche: “The day people discover that left and right are nothing but an invention serving political interests, people will become angry, because their ideologies may not be based on what they really believe. But they too are fooled, and they can do nothing against the ministers and politicians who control the country. It is not by cutting off a wing of butterflies that we can prevent them from flying»»