Nietzsche's Apothegems and Interludes

The next chapter is a series of short little aphorisms or kind of thoughts by Nietzsche that are only about a sentence long. But in this is where he really starts to get sexist. He essentially says, doesn't essentially when he says, women should remain silent. They should just be subordinate to men and so on. To which I'm thinking, well, that seems like quite a way to stifle the will to power within women. That would only be the demonstration of a sort of mediocrity.