Tristan Tate

I think that

Over the next few years, you're going to see me disappear from the internet.

Not because I'm tired of it and not because I'm bored of it, but because I feel like I've shot most of my ammo.

I think that most of the young men who follow me understand what I expect of them, what I want them to do, what I want them to be like, the change I expect them to try to make in the world.

And when I walk down the streets, I can't go anywhere without being mobbed by admirers.

Not a single person has ever come up to me and said anything negative in public, no matter which event I go to, whether it be Hong Kong, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Bahamas, all the country, Turkey, the countries I've been to this year alone.

I'm surrounded by fans, primarily young men.

And I feel like they all understand my messaging at this point.

So you are going to see me fade away from the internet in the years to come because I want to concentrate on raising my children.

I think there is no greater mission in a man's life

than that, and that's what I want to prioritize.

I was born when I was in prison, yes.

There's lots of things that were stolen from me, more so than my freedom and more so than my finances.

There are so many things that were stolen from me by this saga I went through.

And all I can do, because I can't go back in time and I cannot change these things, and I certainly can't reason with the animals who are attacking me.

All I can do is do my best to try to, I guess, make sure that those responsible, you know, do face justice.

And I can't talk more about that, but a lot of people know what I'm doing right now.

And to repair any damage done to my life myself.

I mean, these people are never going to apologize to me.

The worst, of course, was when I was in house arrest.