After Trump’s Victory, Thousands of Women Decide to Abandon Men
Make Dating Great Again? No, Thanks
I never thought I’d write about women collectively giving up on romantic love. Not due to heartbreak, not due to pain, but as a conscious, organized political act. And the most ironic part? It took a presidential election to rethink something as personal as relationships.
The movement is called 4B, born in South Korea, and it’s winning over thousands of young American women who’ve discovered a peculiar form of protest: simply… not participating. No marriage, no dating, no sex, no pregnancy. A silent but powerful opt-out.
I confess my first reaction was to laugh. That nervous laugh of someone thinking “this must be a joke, right?” But then I started seeing the numbers. Millions of TikTok views.
Thousands of young women sharing experiences. And the most fascinating part? It’s not bitterness I see in their words — it’s calm determination.
South Korea, land of K-pop and obsession with aesthetic perfection, transformed into an unexpected laboratory of feminine resistance. In 2017, while the West debated theories…
