The X post's image shows a growing political ideology gap between young men and women in South Korea, the US, Germany, and the UK. Data from 1990s to 2020 reveals women (18-29) are increasingly liberal—up to 29% more than men, who lean conservative. In South Korea, this divide is starkest, driven by women’s rising autonomy clashing with persistent gender inequalities like the largest wage gap in the developed world. Social media echo chambers amplify resentment on both sides—men feel women get unfair advantages, while women push for change on issues like abortion and the environment. This rift could spell trouble for social cohesion.