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‘No Dating, No Sex’: US Women Are Protesting Trump’s Victory With South Korea’s 4B Movement

The 4B Movement, short for “Four No’s” in Korean, emerged in South Korea in 2019. It advocates for rejecting heterosexual marriage, childbirth, dating, and sexual relationships with men.

American women are swearing off sex with men after Donald Trump’s election victory

American women are swearing off sex with men in the wake of Donald Trump’s election win by adopting a South Korean feminist movement.

Women are swearing off men following Donald Trump’s election win.

A South Korean movement where women swear off marriage, dating, giving birth and having sex with men has gone viral in the US after Donald Trump’s election win.

Following the overturning of Row v Wade, the Supreme Court decision that enshrined abortion rights on a national level, in 2022, this week’s election became a referendum on women’s reproductive rights for many Americans.

So when Donald Trump stormed to victory against Kamala Harris, some women took to social media to announce they would adopt a radical South Korean feminist movement and swear off men for good.

The 4B movement has gone viral on TikTok and Instagram in the wake of Trump’s victory, with many young women pinning the blame for Kamala Harris’ defeat on men.

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The radical movement calls for women to adopt the four “no’s”, no sex, no dating, no marriage and no giving birth.

Specifically the “Bs” refer to:

Bihon: the refusal of heterosexual marriage
Bichulsan: the refusal of childbirth
Biyeonae: abstaining from dating men
Bisekseu: the rejection of heterosexual sexual relationships as a whole

4B rose to prominence on social media in the mid-2010s amid a rise in conservative values and violence against women across South Korea.

The 2016 murder of a 23-year-old woman in a public bathroom in Seoul shot the movement into the mainstream and that, combined with the rise of #MeToo, placed women’s rights at the centre of public discourse.

A Kamala Harris supporter cries as she concedes the election.

“It comes from the everyday life experience of young women,” Sunyoung Park, an associate professor of East Asian languages and cultures and gender and sexuality studies at the University of Southern California told the Washington Post.

“It has gone beyond the hashtag and [social media] and is making newspaper headlines because conservative men, male intellectuals, are reacting to it.”

She said the “the Instagram generation” or Gen Z is the driving force behind the 4B movement, with that seemingly the case in the United States also.

Why the Movement Is Gaining Popularity in the U.S.

Following Trump’s victory, American women are increasingly looking to the 4B Movement as a model of empowerment. On X (formerly Twitter), one user wrote, “American women, it’s time to learn from the Koreans. We need to adopt the 4B Movement, for real.” Another commented, “Ladies, we can’t let these men have the last laugh… we need to bite back. 4B is the way.” For many, this movement represents a way to reclaim control over their lives in the face of a political system that they feel marginalises women’s rights.

While these views may seem radical, the victory of Donald Trump’s anti-abortion platform has seen many women on social commit to adopting them.

Since Tuesday, posts mentioning 4B on X have been viewed by more than 45 million accounts. One post urged women to “start considering the 4B movement like the women in South Korea and give America a severely sharp birth rate decline.

The post added: “We can’t let these men have the last laugh… we need to bite back.”

One TikTok, with 4.5 million views, said: “Doing my part as an American woman by breaking up with my Republican boyfriend and adopting the 4B movement.”

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While it remains to be seen if women will adopt the 4B en masse, this election has clearly highlighted the stark gender divide in American politics as men rallied around Trump and women backed Harris.

As a result, a new Pussy Revolution is coming to a theater near you…