How many of you have genuinely tried to... by Andrew Tate | We Heart Quotes

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How many of you have genuinely tried to fly? Genuinely. How many of you have researched, trained and truly tried to fly?
None of you. Why? Because you think it's impossible. You've never pushed yourself because you believe the goal can never be achieved.

- Andrew Tate

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As a man you are born with no intrinsic value. You have to earn it.

- Andrew Tate

It’s not my job to convince losers into becoming winners. It’s my job to take men who are motivated to have more and show them how.

- Andrew Tate

The entire 'The sun makes me strong' crowd are all losers.
I’d undeniably kick the living fuck out of every single one of those wet worms after I put on my sunscreen and drink a cold pint of vegetable oil.
Do all of you HOMO-sapiens jerk off while you stare at the sun? Weird.

- Andrew Tate

Being rich is better than you even imagine it to be. The idea that rich people are unhappy is nonsense propagated to prevent revolts of the poor. How can more options and fewer concerns about how you survive make you less happy? Absolute logic fail.

- Andrew Tate

I don't give a fuck how good you are at piano because if I decide to play piano, I would be better than you at piano. And I believe that, I don't just say these things, I fucking believe them. And when you go through life believing you really, really are the man, there are very few downsides.

- Andrew Tate

Even from a very young age I was taught that going to authority and crying and hoping someone else was gonna fix your problems isn't the way a man should conduct himself.

- Andrew Tate

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Have you ever seen a man lose hope? It's absolutely heartbreaking when it happens instantly.
When it happens slowly, over a lifetime, it's far less dramatic. Some would even call it... normal.

- Andrew Tate