Some women simply ask their husbands for a divorce when they no longer want to be married and take their chances in court. Others, however, head for companies like GNC to employ the services of a professional seducer to tempt their husband into adultery and thereby help the prospective divorcee build a formidable court case.
The Times Online profiles Kyoko, a 20-year-old professional seducer at GNC. This Japanese private investigator company has been around for 16 years and pays Kyoko and other seducers a monthly salary for her work, with bonuses for ‘successful’ cases. There are both male and female seducers, so GNC’s services aren’t just limited to wives who want to catch their husbands in the act.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Personal Crisis Service
- Businesses can offer personal crisis services to individuals who are struggling in their personal relationships - this could include the provision of professionals seducers.
- Adultery Detection Tech
- With the rise in demand for professional seducer services, businesses may start to invest in adultery detection technology and services to protect high-profile individuals from false claims.
- Online Privacy Protection
- Professional seducers use online messaging platforms to contact their targets, therefore businesses can offer online privacy protection solutions to individuals who wish to protect their personal information.
Sectors Adopting This
- Private Investigation
- Professional seduction services can be offered by private investigation firms in addition to traditional surveillance work.
- Legal Services
- Law firms can offer specialized services that help clients build compelling court cases with the help of professional seducers.
- Crisis Management
- Crisis management firms can offer personal crisis services that include coaching services, relationship advice or even the hiring of professional seducers.
