𝐕 𝐀 𝐆 𝐔 𝐄 - 針
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𝐕 𝐀 𝐆 𝐔 𝐄 - 針
This is will to power in its sick, reactive form: not self-overcoming, but other.. breaking.
Our day and age has made this easier. We have built whole platforms for it:
β€’ attention economies,
β€’ status games,
β€’ disposable intimacy,
β€’ endless replacement,
β€’ β€œtalking stages,”
β€’ the gamification of desire.
𝐕 𝐀 𝐆 𝐔 𝐄 - 針
This is will to power in its sick, reactive form: not self-overcoming, but other.. breaking.
The reactive man flourishes when relationships become a market and people become profiles. This is not romance; it is logistics.
Part Two :
Bad conscience and the pleasure of self-disgust.
𝐕 𝐀 𝐆 𝐔 𝐄 - 針
Part Two : Bad conscience and the pleasure of self-disgust.
We Should not mistake confession for repentance. Modern readers love β€œhonesty” the way they love true crime: as stimulation with moral seasoning.
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𝐕 𝐀 𝐆 𝐔 𝐄 - 針
We Should not mistake confession for repentance. Modern readers love β€œhonesty” the way they love true crime: as stimulation with moral seasoning.
The narrator tells on himself, but not to become better. He tells on himself to:
β€’ feel interesting,
β€’ control the narrative,
β€’ preempt judgment (β€œI condemned myself first, so you cannot hurt me”),
β€’ turn shame into a performance.
𝐕 𝐀 𝐆 𝐔 𝐄 - 針
The narrator tells on himself, but not to become better. He tells on himself to: β€’ feel interesting, β€’ control the narrative, β€’ preempt judgment (β€œI condemned myself first, so you cannot hurt me”), β€’ turn shame into a performance.
That is bad conscience: pain turned inward, not to forge a higher self, but to keep the wound fresh and profitable. He uses self-disgust as a kind of identity. Our age calls this β€œtrauma,” then mistakes explanation for transformation.
Part Three :
Nihilism in erotic clothing.
𝐕 𝐀 𝐆 𝐔 𝐄 - 針
Part Three : Nihilism in erotic clothing.
The narrator does not believe in love as a value. He believes in outcomes: leverage, dominance, emotional debt. When value collapses, what remains? Technique.
𝐕 𝐀 𝐆 𝐔 𝐄 - 針
The narrator does not believe in love as a value. He believes in outcomes: leverage, dominance, emotional debt. When value collapses, what remains? Technique.
This is nihilism : not the dramatic, poetic despair…rather the quiet conviction that nothing is worth reverence, so everything is manipulable. The book’s world is not guided by ideals; it’s guided by impulses and injuries pretending to be philosophy.
𝐕 𝐀 𝐆 𝐔 𝐄 - 針
This is nihilism : not the dramatic, poetic despair…rather the quiet conviction that nothing is worth reverence, so everything is manipulable. The book’s world is not guided by ideals; it’s guided by impulses and injuries pretending to be philosophy.
And because there is no β€œhigher yes,” there is only the compensatory β€œno”:
β€’ no trust,
β€’ no tenderness,
β€’ no patience,
β€’ no sacrifice,
β€’ no responsibility for the damage.

Only appetite and retaliation.
Part Four :
The β€œslave morality” of the predator.
𝐕 𝐀 𝐆 𝐔 𝐄 - 針
Part Four : The β€œslave morality” of the predator.
Our age will call him a predator. Fine. But let’s understand the deeper insult: he is a slave pretending to be a master.
𝐕 𝐀 𝐆 𝐔 𝐄 - 針
Part Four : The β€œslave morality” of the predator.
Obviously the genuine master type does not need to degrade others to feel real. The master creates, commands himself, gives form, accepts consequences. This narrator cannot command himself. so he commands moods. He is ruled by his own insecurity, and he exports that rule outward.
Part Five :
What philosophy does it belong to?
𝐕 𝐀 𝐆 𝐔 𝐄 - 針
Part Five : What philosophy does it belong to?
If we classify it honestly, it sits closest to:
β€’ Psychological nihilism: value collapse expressed as emotional sabotage.
β€’ Cynicism : not the austere honesty of Diogenes, but the market cynicism that treats people as instruments.
β€’ Existential anti-romanticism: it shows freedom without responsibility, choice without meaning, desire without devotion.
The book leaves you with a question:

Will you live as a creator of values, or as a parasite of attention?

Because the β€œoxygen thief” is not a rare monster. He is a predictable output of a system that rewards detachment, irony, and emotional extraction.