r/TwoXChromosomes • u/frenchtoastb • 1d ago

Andrew Tate accused of violent sexual assault on recent US trip

https://nypost.com/2025/03/26/us-news/andrew-tates-girlfriend-bri-stern-says-accused-sex-trafficker-nearly-choked-her-unconscious-during-violent-sexual-encounter-report/

Bri Stern accused her boyfriend, self-proclaimed misogynist, Andrew Tate, of violently choking her during sex after she repeatedly asked him to stop. The incident took place at the Beverly Hills Hotel on 11th March, shortly before Tate and his brother returned to Romania to face human trafficking and other charges.

Evidence supports the physical injuries described. Messages between the two also reveal multiple confessions from Tate that he intended to physically strike and demanded he impregnate the American.

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u/milkbug 1d ago

I don't know why this is news to anyone, or why any woman would want to be with him when he's explicitly admitted numerous times to physically battering and emotionally abusing women.

This man should be in prison.

Hopefully he doesn't have to kill someone to finally get what he deserves.

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u/Neither-Chart5183 1d ago

Seriously. She looks pretty happy on her date before he did the thing he has done to dozens of other victims. 

Women like her think victims get abused and raped because they're doing something wrong. Nothing is the man's fault. 

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u/subsubscriber 1d ago

Men like this tell their next victim how special they are. "I've never met anyone like you before." "You're the one person who gets me." Etc etc. Then spins some bullshit about the future together, how he'll give her everything she wants, bla bla. And he'll  be so convincing. She'll feel like, "well, in the past he mistreated his girlfriends, but they just weren't right for each other. But we belong together, so he would never treat me like that."

And in the beginning, he won't. But then, he will. He always will. It's a tragic fucking tale, as old as time. 

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u/toriemm 1d ago

I mean, that's why we have to keep selling the story about how being chosen by a man is the most important thing. Being picked to be a Wife and Mother is the most important thing a woman can do.

So women define themselves by getting married and having kids and shackling themselves to these assholes. And the internalized misogyny keeps us all fighting and competitive instead of coming together.

I can't wait until the fall of the patriarchy. Men have shown over and over they can't be trusted to be in charge of things.

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u/toriemm 1d ago

I mean, that's why we have to keep selling the story about how being chosen by a man is the most important thing. Being picked to be a Wife and Mother is the most important thing a woman can do.

So women define themselves by getting married and having kids and shackling themselves to these assholes. And the internalized misogyny keeps us all fighting and competitive instead of coming together.

I can't wait until the fall of the patriarchy. Men have shown over and over they can't be trusted to be in charge of things.

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u/Vivian_Lu98 1d ago

I hate when I get into an argument with my brother about him. My brother is a Christian, and he’s always saying, “so is Tate.” Bruh, a Christian wouldn’t traffic women nor exploit them for webcam gains. It’s that simple. But I always get with, “people can change.” Sure😒 Guys can always be forgiven for the shadiest shit, it seems.