American women show rising interest in South Korea's 4B movement after Trump’s election

Following Donald Trump's election victory, American women have shown increased interest in South Korea's "4B" movement, which promotes no dating, no sex, no marriage, and no children. Google search data indicates a significant rise in inquiries about this movement. The 4B movement began in South Korea around 2017 as a response to violence against women and issues like non-consensual filming. It reflects broader female discontent with societal treatment and expectations of women. This trend highlights concerns among American women regarding respect and bodily autonomy in the wake of Trump's presidency. The movement's principles resonate with those seeking to reject traditional relationships and societal pressures.