By abstaining from sex, liberal American women are…”punishing” their partners in protest of their decision to support Republican politician Donald Trump, thereby contributing to his victory in the November 5 election.

The disgruntled women were inspired by the Korean “4B” movement to get back at the men who voted for Trump.

In record time, they hilariously decided to join forces by declaring that they would abstain from sexual entanglements for a four-year term, the length of the American billionaire’s second and final presidential term.

Trump was declared the winner of the presidential elections with a swiping victory.

These women were inspired by a Korean feminist movement that says no to sex in order to redefine the balance of power between the sexes.

The “4B Movement” with the four no’s

Interest in the “4B Movement” increased after the defeat of Joe Biden’s chosen vice-presidential candidate, Kamala Harris, with women sharing related videos on social media.

“In the videos, women commit to their followers not to do four things for the next four years:”

1. no, to sex,
2. no, on dates,
3. no, to marriage and
4. no, to procreation.

In a video posted on TikTok a young woman commits to staying single, even encouraging others to do the same, as well as to turn their backs on dating apps in order to…”exercise dominance” over their bodies.

“As a woman, my bodily autonomy matters, and this is my way of exercising my sovereignty over it,” she notably asserts.

“Delete your dating apps”

The young woman in the video urges her friends to do the same and also informs those who feel sad that she can help by offering support.

“If you need someone to hug, we are here,” says the 4B Movement, which originated in South Korea.

However, according to polling results, the US elections revealed no gender gap in the electorate, with the result being quite balanced, with 55% of men supporting Trump and 53% of women supporting Harris.

Nonetheless, that didn’t stop some women from accusing men of sexism after the election results, which paved the way for Republican Trump’s return to the White House.

“Men will always be against women,” read the caption of a TikTok video from another young woman who is crying uncontrollably in a car, encouraging women to join the 4B movement. “Women are just as capable of becoming president as men,” she adds.

In another video, a woman says that “for the next four years, I will refrain from having sex with men.”

Nevertheless, many of the videos that flooded social media were concerned with issues related to abortion, a crucial topic that was on the ballot in in the form of referendum in 10 states and was a “flag” in Kamala Harris’s campaign.

“If men don’t respect our bodies, they won’t have access to them,” says one woman. “All I have to say is, good luck to the men. Especially in Florida, because me and my girls are joining the 4B movement,” she added, without clarifying how is that going to stop men from having sex…