Andrew Tate claims people who love to talk about their feelings are 'losers', fans say 'how you feel is never important'

2023-11-12 16:28

In a recent post, Andrew Tate shared how one's feelings should have 'zero bearings' on their day-to-day life

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate, who is well-known for his strong opinions on a wide variety of controversial issues, recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to share his opinion on talking about one's feelings.

Notably, Tate regularly shares about how people can make their lives better, especially by getting past their emotions as they can hold down a person.

Andrew Tate shares how one should get past their 'feelings'

In one of his recent posts on X (formerly Twitter), Andrew Tate wrote, "Losers love to talk about feelings. "Oh, but I don't feel like training" "Tate, how do you feel like working all the time?" I NEVER feel like working, I NEVER feel like training."

He added, "And I work and train EVERY DAY regardless. How you feel should have zero bearing on what you do today."

Internet reacts to Andrew Tate's post about sharing one's 'feelings'

Soon after Andrew Tate shared the post on "feelings," his followers flocked to comment with their perspectives.

A user commented, "F*** Feelings…Work To Be Done."

"Feelings are to a warrior what weather is to a sailor - ever-changing and not a guide. Like a committed athlete who trains regardless of mood, action must override fleeting feelings. Discipline is showing up every day, regardless of desire. It’s about commitment, not comfort. Forge ahead, regardless of feelings," wrote another.

A person said, "Only when people understand that life is not about “feelings” will they see things clearly. I’m a female and I’m supposed to allow my feelings to guide me, but I realized that they can harm me and work against me. That’s when I started working on balancing everything in my life. Excessive feelings lead me nowhere. I don’t have to “feel” to act."

"As a man, How you feel is never important. Do what needs to be done irrespective of your feelings. Embrace the pressure and the pain you’ve got on your shoulders. It will transform you into your most dangerous self," stated one more, backing Tate's views.

A follower mentioned, "We cannot control our feelings, but we can control how we deal with them."