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Andrew Tate: How did the 'most wanted man' reject love struck woman on Twitter?

Andrew Tate had some advice for his love-struck fan as he claimed he gets 'thousands of love letters' every week

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate rejected a woman on Twitter and told her, “Give up my dear” after she tried to woo him with love-struck tweets. Tate is a British and American social media personality, former kickboxer and businessman. He has over 6.5 million followers on Twitter. Tate's controversial views on gender roles, relationships, and women have sparked widespread backlash.

He has made numerous derogatory and offensive statements about women, often perpetuating harmful stereotypes and promoting toxic masculinity. His comments have been widely condemned for their disrespectful and degrading nature. Recently he had bluntly made a statement about a woman who tried to woo him. Read on to know more!

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'Deeply in love with Tate'

Tate recently rejected a woman on Twitter, whose username is “Mekaverse The future” . She showered her love on him through her Twitter account. In a recent tweet she confessed her love, "I wish Tate loved me as much as I love him. I wish he didn't like to flirt with so many other women. It's a very strange feeling for me to be so deeply in love with Tate but he doesn't call me."

When Tate finally responded to her, it was less than encouraging. In his tweet to her, he wrote, "Give up my dear. I'm sure youre a very nice person, but I am the most wanted man on planet earth. I get thousands, literally thousands, of love letters per week. From Mongolia to Miami. Every other "man" is just some watered down version of me and the entire planet knows it, especially the females. The competition is just too tough. I'm sorry, but sometimes dreams just dont come true."

'Oh Jeez, you need to seek help'

One Twitter user commented on one of the woman's original tweets, saying, "Oh Jeez, you need to seek help".

Another user said "You don't love him. Stop the bulls**!".

Another user wrote, "do yourself a favor and check into a psych ward".

'He's a rich guy with a Bugatti' 

In a recent video posted on the Dr Phil channel, Andrew Tate took center stage as the subject of discussion. The show featured interviews with teenage boys who had been consuming his online content. Behind the scenes, the mothers of these boys observed the interviews, keenly listening to their sons' perspectives.

Throughout the segment, each teenager shared their personal thoughts on Tate, delving into how they believed he had impacted not only their own lives but also the lives of others in their generation. The show provided a platform for these young individuals to openly express their views on the influence of Tate's content.

One of the youngsters in the video said, "Everyone wants to be like him. He's a rich guy with a Bugatti and all that rich lifestyle." Another one said, “what he says about women is wrong”. And the other one said, "There are some good things about what he says but the things he says about women I do not agree with." 

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