As Donald Trump secured victory in the US presidential election, an unexpected phenomenon began trending on social media: young American women declaring their commitment to “4B”, a fringe South Korean feminist movement advocating the rejection of marriage, childbirth, dating and sex.The movement has sparked intense global interest, with millions of views on social media heralding it as a women’s rights revolution. The 4B name stems from four Korean words beginning with “bi” (meaning “no”): bihon (no marriage), bichulsan (no childbirth), biyeonae (no dating), and bisekseu (no sex). As with past “separatist” feminist movements, 4B represents a rejection of heterosexual relationships as a means of resisting patriarchal structures.The movement emerged in the mid-2010s amid growing online feminist activism in South Korea, a country where women face the widest gender pay gap among OECD nations and persistent discrimination. Digital sex crimes have further fuelled the feminist movement., In the middle of 4th wave of feminism we as women facing a new movement in online space ., here ., I am sharing some points to make you clear why and why not support this movement in this episode of Modern Nari. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices