As Democrat-leaning women across the United States vow to ditch ‘love making’ and reproduction with men over Republican Donald Trump’s victory amid concerns about how his presidency would affect their reproductive rights, Conservative women are starting a separate movement of their own: Having more and more babies and ‘spreading the red’. Several female supporters of the Republican party are taking to social media and expressing their desire to have more babies as they believe Trump would fix the country’s cost of living crisis.

One such message was shared by Illinois mom Tara Elsas on TikTok, who wrote, “Me waiting for my husband to get home from the fire dept. to ask if we can have another baby now that we can afford it. Thank you Trump.”

Elsas spoke highly of Trump’s victory to American media outlet New York Post, saying, “It was just a big sigh of relief.”

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“[Trump’s] campaign pledged to end the inflation nightmare and he has a plan to do so, which makes a big difference for our family,” she added. Elsas hopes Trump will fulfil his promises to lower gas prices, drill domestically and bring an end to the Russia-Ukraine war.

“All of these things are going to enable us to have another child without the worry that inflation will keep growing, and to give our child the life they deserve,” Elsas said.

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While reacting to Elsas’s post, many Conservative women also voiced similar opinions, sharing how they are planning more babies now. “Literally my first text to my husband yesterday morning,” one user commented.

“Now me and my husband debating having a 3rd if trump won,” another wrote.

This comes as many women in the US, after Trump won the 2024 presidential election, took to social media and vowed to stay away from sex and producing children in protest of the Republican candidate’s victory while expressing concerns about how his presidency would affect access to abortion.&nbsp;

Abortion was one of the key issues in the 2024 presidential election as several states across the country passed near-total abortion bans after the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022.&nbsp;

The <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/koreas-4b-movement-attracts-american-women-after-trump-wins-what-is-it-774576">4B movement</a> is inspired by South Korea, which was launched against gender-based violence in the East Asian nation.

(With inputs from agencies)

As Democrat-leaning women across the United States vow to ditch ‘love making’ and reproduction with men over Republican Donald Trump’s victory amid concerns about how his presidency would affect their reproductive rights, Conservative women are starting a separate movement of their own: Having more and more babies and ‘spreading the red’.

As Democrat-leaning women across the United States vow to ditch ‘love making’ and reproduction with men over Republican Donald Trump’s victory amid concerns about how his presidency would affect their reproductive rights, Conservative women are starting a separate movement of their own: Having more and more babies and ‘spreading the red’. Several female supporters of the Republican party are taking to social media and expressing their desire to have more babies as they believe Trump would fix the country’s cost of living crisis. One such message was shared by Illinois mom Tara Elsas on TikTok, who wrote, “Me waiting for my husband to get home from the fire dept. to ask if we can have another baby now that we can afford it. Thank you Trump.” Elsas spoke highly of Trump’s victory to American media outlet New York Post, saying, “It was just a big sigh of relief.” Also read: Elon Musk makes surprise appearance on Trump-Zelensky phone call: Reports “[Trump’s] campaign pledged to end the inflation nightmare and he has a plan to do so, which makes a big difference for our family,” she added. Elsas hopes Trump will fulfil his promises to lower gas prices, drill domestically and bring an end to the Russia-Ukraine war. “All of these things are going to enable us to have another child without the worry that inflation will keep growing, and to give our child the life they deserve,” Elsas said. Also read: Trump Media reports $19.2 million loss in Q3, revenue declines on election day filing While reacting to Elsas’s post, many Conservative women also voiced similar opinions, sharing how they are planning more babies now. “Literally my first text to my husband yesterday morning,” one user commented. “Now me and my husband debating having a 3rd if trump won,” another wrote. This comes as many women in the US, after Trump won the 2024 presidential election, took to social media and vowed to stay away from sex and producing children in protest of the Republican candidate’s victory while expressing concerns about how his presidency would affect access to abortion. Abortion was one of the key issues in the 2024 presidential election as several states across the country passed near-total abortion bans after the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022. The 4B movement is inspired by South Korea, which was launched against gender-based violence in the East Asian nation. (With inputs from agencies)

Conservative women in US say they will have more babies after Trump's victory as '4B' movement gains traction

The South Korean 4B movement has seen a spike in interest in the United States on social media after Donald Trump won the presidential election. It is a movement against patriarchy and American women are talking about it after Kamala Harris failed to win the support of the people of the country, yet another woman who failed to gain acceptance for the top post.&nbsp;

Some people in the country say that Trump's win is a reaffirmation of the belief that most Americans would rather have anyone else as president than a woman.&nbsp;

This seems to have triggered an interest in South Korea's 4B movement that started in 2019. The four Bs stand for four Korean words beginning with “bi”( “no” in English). These are - bihon, meaning no heterosexual marriage; bichulsan, or no childbirth; biyeonae, no dating; and bisekseu, which means no heterosexual sexual relationships.&nbsp;

In short, women who follow the 4B movement refuse to marry and date men, and have sex with or bear a man's child as they believe the system perpetuates gender inequity. Followers of the movement see marriage as an existential threat to women.&nbsp;

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Some messages written by American women about the 4B movement supported the idea, with one writing on X, "American women, looks like it’s time to get influenced by Korea’s 4B movement."

Another woman wrote, &nbsp;“The women in South Korea are doing it. It’s time we join them. Men will NOT be rewarded, nor have access to our bodies.”

<h2>Gender issues in Korea</h2>

Reports suggest that Korea has the highest gender pay gap in democratic countries. American women also report facing the same problem, with they typically earning 82 cents for every dollar earned by men. Meanwhile, South Korean women earn 31 per cent less than men.

Women in Korea also face violence, with a 2018 report suggesting that intimate partner violence (IPV) has led to the death of at least 824 women in the past nine years. Domestic violence is also a common problem faced by women in Korea.

The movement can also be attributed to the gender education gap in Korea, where more women are today pursuing higher education as compared to men.&nbsp;

Among the 47 presidents the US has had, there has never been a female president. Hillary Clinton lost to Trump in 2016 and now Harris also faced the same fate.&nbsp; 
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The South Korean 4B movement has seen a spike in interest in the United States on social media after Donald Trump won the presidential election. It is a movement against patriarchy and American women are talking about it after Kamala Harris failed to win the support of the people of the country, yet another woman who failed to gain acceptance for the top post.

The South Korean 4B movement has seen a spike in interest in the United States on social media after Donald Trump won the presidential election. It is a movement against patriarchy and American women are talking about it after Kamala Harris failed to win the support of the people of the country, yet another woman who failed to gain acceptance for the top post. Some people in the country say that Trump's win is a reaffirmation of the belief that most Americans would rather have anyone else as president than a woman. This seems to have triggered an interest in South Korea's 4B movement that started in 2019. The four Bs stand for four Korean words beginning with “bi”( “no” in English). These are - bihon, meaning no heterosexual marriage; bichulsan, or no childbirth; biyeonae, no dating; and bisekseu, which means no heterosexual sexual relationships. In short, women who follow the 4B movement refuse to marry and date men, and have sex with or bear a man's child as they believe the system perpetuates gender inequity. Followers of the movement see marriage as an existential threat to women. Also Read: Kamala Harris delivers defiant concession speech as Trump wins 2024 presidential election Some messages written by American women about the 4B movement supported the idea, with one writing on X, "American women, looks like it’s time to get influenced by Korea’s 4B movement." Another woman wrote, “The women in South Korea are doing it. It’s time we join them. Men will NOT be rewarded, nor have access to our bodies.” Gender issues in Korea Reports suggest that Korea has the highest gender pay gap in democratic countries. American women also report facing the same problem, with they typically earning 82 cents for every dollar earned by men. Meanwhile, South Korean women earn 31 per cent less than men. Women in Korea also face violence, with a 2018 report suggesting that intimate partner violence (IPV) has led to the death of at least 824 women in the past nine years. Domestic violence is also a common problem faced by women in Korea. The movement can also be attributed to the gender education gap in Korea, where more women are today pursuing higher education as compared to men. Among the 47 presidents the US has had, there has never been a female president. Hillary Clinton lost to Trump in 2016 and now Harris also faced the same fate.

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