American girls denounce males and intercourse as revenge for Trump election win

American women have vowed to never date, marry, have sex or have kids with men in an attempt to take back control after Donald Trump was elected President. 

Millions of Americans were glued to the TV on the night of November 5 as they watched in shock as Trump pulled off a jaw-dropping political comeback and regained his seat in the White House. 

Trump’s defeat of Vice President Kamala Harris marks a startling return for the twice-impeached president who was convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records and left the office in 2021 on the heels of claims that he ignited an attack on the US Capitol. 

The 78-year-old’s red sweep of the nation, which saw him gaining 277 Electoral College votes, sparked a wave of emotions through the country as MAGA supporters celebrated while Democrats wept for the future of the nation. 

Now, women across the country are showcasing their frustration at the result of the election by boycotting men and refusing to get tangled up in bed sheets or give into the romantic advances of men. 

The plan, which sees women saying no to marriage, childbirth, dating and sex with men, is a recreation of South Korea‘s 4B Movement. 

The 4B Movement in South Korea began after a woman was murdered when she rejected a man’s advances. Despite confessing to killing her because he was ignored, police refused to brand it a hate crime.

Frustrations soared when the country launched a National Birth Map, which outlined what it expected from its female citizens, prompting women to become outraged as they claimed officials viewed them as ‘livestock.’ 

Women ultimately banded together and decided that the surest way to avoid pregnancy was to avoid men. 

Now, American women are following the same ideology in an attempt to get revenge on men who voted Trump back into the White House. 

Many women took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to urge others to boycott men altogether. 

One person said: ‘Ladies, we need to start considering the 4B movement like the women in South Korea and give America a severely sharp birth rate decline: No marriage, no childbirth, no dating men, no sex with men. We can’t let these men have the last laugh… we need to bite back.’

Someone else wrote: ‘American women it’s time to learn from the Koreans and adopt the 4B Movement as a matter of fact, women from all over the world should adopt the 4B Movement I’m so serious.’

Another user added: ‘Ladies, this impossible task must be made possible.’

‘It’s a bold move, but women reclaiming control could send a powerful message,’ a fourth wrote. 

Other women urged people to adopt extra safety measures as they noted that they feared that Trump would find a way to make ‘rape legal.’ 

‘If you’re not on some form of birth control get on it. one of the repercussions of 4B is men trying to gain back control through assault, so also carry weapons on you and learn how to shoot,’ one user said. 

‘I fear if women do this, Trump just might make rape legal, I wish I was kidding, on God I wish I was kidding, but he kind of has that power now, and he’s also a rapist,’ another person commented. 

Trump supporters also rushed into the comments section to slam women who were suggesting they take away their sexual pleasure. 

One man commented: ‘Good luck with that. The MAGA movement is filled with sexy, sane women. We’re gonna be just fine. Maybe you can get some Groupons for kitty litter and food though.’

‘Good. We need to breed the women dumb enough to fall for the current liberal ideology out of the gene pool. The future will be right wing,’ another man wrote. 

Someone else added: ‘Yes take yourself out the gene pool, thank you.’ 

The plan comes after the President Elect pushed for Roe v. Wade to be overturned, which stripped away the federal constitutional right to abortions.

Trump’s win left many women across the country in fear of what’s to come as they have been taking to social media to express their concerns about the state of their reproductive rights. 

The 47th President’s victory was announced after he won the three swing states of North Carolina, Georgia and Pennsylvania. 

Associated Press called the race at 5:34am (EST) on Wednesday. 

Harris has yet to concede as former Rep. Cedric Richmond – her campaign co-chair – announced soon after midnight that she had gone to bed and would not be addressing supporters until Wednesday. 

Sources close to the Republican nominee said that he had so far spent his first day as president-elect taking calls from world leaders.