Andrew Tate #2 - (High Value Man) - Therapist Reacts

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  @PsychologyInSeattle · 4 years ago · pinned

  This and the next few reaction videos were produced last week, so my commentary will not reflect what I learned in the comment section from yesterday's episode: his statements regarding his relationship with his father and the alleged criminal behavior.

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• SC

  @scribomaniac · 4 years ago

  Dr. Honda is my definition of a high-value man.

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• NI

  @nice2meetyou631 · 4 years ago

  I hope this series goes for 100 parts. Watching someone who knows what he's talking about debunking all this garbage is so satisfying to watch.

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• AN

  @andinkify · 3 years ago

  Tate sure knows how to turn a conversation into a weird one real quick

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• LA

  @lanagustafson2905 · 4 years ago

  This guy is involuntarily hilarious. I laughed so hard at “kill someone and hold a baby in the same day”

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• PO

  @politicaltroll8920 · 4 years ago

  Trying to imagine someone putting “Capable of killing someone and holding a baby in the same day” in their Tinder profile

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• ST

  @stellannie86 · 4 years ago (edited)

  If a straight man says &quot;woman only needs to look good to get a man&quot;, isn&apos;t he saying that it&apos;s <i>his</i> only criteria for a woman as well..? 🤔

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• LU

  @LucyInk121 · 3 years ago

  I&apos;m a woman who owns a small business and have shed blood sweat and tears to get where I am. Nothing was handed to me because of my gender.<br>We recently had a man come into the shop who assumed my male colleague was the boss, and I was the receptionist - based on gender alone. <br>The struggle to even be taken seriously as a woman in business is exhausting.

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• LY

  @lychee_bb · 4 years ago

  it is so frustrating watching manosphere-type men talk about women like we are the antithesis to men. like a woman is this completely opposite creature that experiences life in a way completely foreign to their own experience. honestly, i feel bad for them because they are unintentionally putting SO MUCH distance between us and them. they can end up spoiling their chances at having an emotionally fulfilling relationship with a woman 😕

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• JE

  @Jennifer-2636 · 4 years ago (edited)

  The wole time he was interviewing/training her. At the same time devaluing her so that he doesn&apos;t feel threatened by her because his fear is being exposed by someone like her that is intelligent and beautiful. However, if he can get her to concur with the idea that she is just a pretty face (that comes a dime a dozen and can be easily replaced) while &quot;high value&quot; men (like him) are rare finds because it takes a lot to be one, then he wins. If gets her to agree with that premise then she in effect devalues herself which is his aim. If she is in a devalued position then, he has control over her, and she in an inferior position. Most of all she can&apos;t hurt him, because in his mind, she doesn&apos;t even respect herself so it doesn&apos;t matter, she was expendable.

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• SU

  @Super_Grover_ · 4 years ago

  I’ve been noticing for quite a while that a lot of people who hold these sexist views refer to men as “men”, but refer to women as “females”. It reminds me of how a research biologist might refer to their animal subjects. It’s very cold, distant, and depersonalized.

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• GE

  @germansnout · 4 years ago (edited)

  He talks like being valued merely for your appearance is a win...

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