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Andrew Tate claims men prioritize 'loyalty over love' and embrace challenges, Internet says 'you are the biggest hater'

Andrew Tate's tweet placing loyalty over love has met with mixed reaction on the Internet

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate, the polarizing and provocative figure in social media, recently utilized X (formerly Twitter) to express his viewpoints, asserting that men prioritize loyalty over love.

Tate has often utilized X as a channel to communicate his perspectives and commentary, primarily focusing on his beliefs about how men should navigate their lives and his concept of masculinity.

This ideology has not garnered widespread acceptance as a positive philosophy but has rather evolved into a controversial standpoint associated with Tate.

Andrew Tate states loyalty is important for men

In a recent tweet posted on X, Tate expressed his perspective that men prioritize loyalty over love.

He stated, "Good men put loyalty above love. When the love ends - the loyalty remains."

Tate went on to emphasize, "We do not betray our day one road dogs. Ever. Feelings can change. Life happens. But loyalty is forever."

Trolls call Andrew Tate the 'biggest hater' on X

After Tate's statement regarding men prioritizing loyalty over love, numerous users came forward to share their perspectives on his assertion.

One user wrote "Bruh you are the biggest hater on this platform. Where is your AI lol?"

Another user wrote, "I’d add that it’s nigh on impossible to have love without loyalty."

While one user stated, "Loyalty is even rarer than love," another said, "The universe is built off of love. Not sure where you are coming up with this."

 

Andrew Tate asserts a man's life is meant to be hard

In another tweet, Tate asserted that life for men is meant to be challenging and demanding.

He stated, "The truth is, life as a man is supposed to be shit. It's meant to be hard, It's always been hard."

Tate continued, "It's always been filled with the pressure to perform, struggle and suffering. Don't complain, perform. Get good."

Accompanied by a video clip, Tate is seen emphasizing, "Life's s**t. I don't know where men got this idea that life was not supposed to be s**t like has always been s**t for men since the beginning of time."

He added, "No, I'm depressed", you're supposed to be sad? Good. Welcome to life is s**t. Get good at it. The better you get good at it the more successful you'll be trying to change the idea that life is s**t."

Concluding his thoughts, Tate stated, "It's just what people do and it's just a mistake. God doesn't allow that if you're a man. The believers will be tested."