Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned

"MATGA" movement emerges: women rally against Trump’s win, targeting men with fury

Group goes viral, taking a dark turn with slogans that glorify revenge on men: “They asked for it.”

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A disturbing trend has emerged online, with women posting darkly humorous murder-fantasy videos in response to fears about abortion rights under a second Trump presidency.

These videos, gaining millions of views on platforms like X and TikTok, show young women smirking as they pretend to lace a drink with a mysterious substance, symbolizing a "poisonous" protest.

Some participants have dubbed this trend the "Make Aqua Tofana Great Again" (MATGA) movement, a reference to both Trump’s MAGA slogan and to the infamous 17th-century poisoner Giulia Tofana.

Tofana, now cast as an unlikely heroine by these activists, was known for supplying her signature poison, "Aqua Tofana" — a deadly mixture of arsenic and belladonna — to women seeking escape from abusive marriages, resulting in the deaths of over 600 men.

While some of these women are symbolically embracing Tofana’s legacy by sharing poison-themed videos, others are engaging in other forms of protest. Some have shaved their heads, declared sex strikes, or committed to avoiding pregnancy altogether during a second Trump term, viewing these acts as resistance against what they fear could be impending restrictions on reproductive rights.

* The New York Post contributed to this article.

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