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Andrew Tate allegedly saved videos depicting bestiality involving a horse and an eel, as well as videos involving minors, according to court documents obtained by @TMZ.

The most pathetic and gut-wrenching feeling ever is when you finally muster the courage to say, “Hey, that hurt me,” or “This made me feel a certain way,” and instead of being met with understanding, grace, or even a simple I'm sorry, you get hit with deflection, manipulation, or a full-blown guilt trip. Suddenly you’re the villain. The over-thinker. The one who’s “too emotional” or “doing too much.” They twist your honesty into an attack, your vulnerability into a weakness, and somehow, by the end of the conversation, you’re the one saying sorry for even speaking up. You walk away feeling confused, heavy, and ashamed, regretting that you even opened your mouth in the first place. That’s the worst part. Not the disagreement itself, but the internal aftermath. The part where you start second-guessing your feelings like, “Maybe I was being dramatic?” or “Maybe I should’ve just let it go?” But let’s be real: you didn’t ask for a fight. You asked for respect. You were seeking resolution, not retaliation. You wanted connection, not control. It’s so damaging when someone can’t handle being held accountable, so they flip the script and make you feel crazy for simply asking to be treated with care. This is why so many people stay silent. Not because they don’t feel things but because they’ve been taught, by experience, that expressing hurt only leads to more pain. And that’s tragic. So if you’ve ever walked away from a conversation feeling worse than before you spoke your truth, let this be your reminder: you are not too sensitive. Your feelings are not inconvenient. And you are not wrong for wanting clarity, closure, or compassion. You just need to be in the presence of people who can handle the weight of being in a relationship with real emotions, real accountability, and real maturity.

Loneliness causes people to take longer baths/showers, sleep longer and over think more.