Living with women, according to Andrew Tate, can label you as a 'weak man'
Andrew Tate, the 35-year-old kickboxer-turned-social media personality, has once again found himself at the centre of controversy, this time on the Full Send Podcast. Tate, who has gained a significant following on TikTok for his controversial opinions about life, first rose to fame outside of sports on the 2016 season of Big Brother UK.
On the podcast, Tate discussed the importance of healthy competition as the key to masculinity. However, his comments extended to living with women, suggesting that such a situation could negatively impact a man's competitiveness. Tate also expressed views on women having multiple partners, breakfast causing arrogance and laziness, and men being weak for living with women.
These comments have been met with criticism by some viewers, with one describing the podcast as the longest and worst one, and another expressing disapproval, stating it was quickly turning to crap. However, Tate's comments have also found support among some of his fans, with one saying "Tate speaking them facts."
It's important to note that the article does not provide information on whether or not these comments were made during a specific episode of the Full Send Podcast, or on the context or topic of the episode in question.
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