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Andrew Tate criticizes gender transformation process by arguing it challenges 'decisions of god', fans dub it 'biggest sin'

Andrew Tate criticized gender transformation surgeries, claiming they challenged divine order and might lead to negative outcomes

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate, the outspoken former kickboxer-turned-influencer, recently expressed his criticism of the gender transformation process on the platform 'X,' (formerly known as Twitter) highlighting potential concerns about its outcomes.

Tate's perspective on the LGBTQ+ community has consistently sparked controversy. On several occasions, he has voiced criticism, particularly concerning what he perceives as its influence on younger generations.

For instance, Andrew Tate once drew attention to Islamic countries' stance on safeguarding their children from what he views as the LGBTQ+ community's influence.

Andrew Tate claims gender transformation process will never end well

In a recent tweet, Tate delved into the intricate topic of gender transformation or sex change surgery, a procedure undertaken by many individuals to align their physical appearance with their true sense of self.

Tate's commentary touched upon the profound nature of this transformation. He boldly proclaimed that transitioning one's gender constitutes a direct challenge to the divine order.

In his viewpoint, the act of altering one's gender represents a defiance against the principles set by a higher power, which, in his perspective, raises concerns about the potential outcomes.

Tate posed a thought-provoking question to his audience, urging them to consider how such a process could lead to positive outcomes when it fundamentally challenges the beliefs and order associated with a higher authority.

Tate wrote, "Transitioning gender is directly challenging the decisions of god. How can that possibly end well?"

Andrew Tate's fans assert gender transformation is 'nonsense'

Following Tate's comments where he criticized the gender transformation process and indirectly addressed those who choose to undergo it, reiterating his belief that it would not lead to positive outcomes, a wave of users stepped forward to voice their viewpoints on both the procedure itself and Tate's remarks.

One user wrote, "Only ugly people does that to become more ugly!" Another user wrote, "It will not end well." A user stated, "It's nonsense."

A user commented, "Biggest sin."  Another user commented, "Exactly. We are not supposed to change the vehicle we are in🤔."