Wives in China Are Attending ‘Sex Appeal Training Camps’ to Discourage Husbands from Cheating

Recently, a unique trend has emerged in China where middle-aged wives are enrolling in ‘sex appeal training camps’ to strengthen their marriages by learning seduction techniques and discouraging infidelity.

According to the South China Morning Post, in July, a group of women met in the eastern city of Hangzhou in Zhejiang province for a two-day programme that charged each participant 2,999 yuan (RM1,819).

A poster advertising the event stated: “Sex appeal is a woman taking control of her life,” and participants were required to wear form-fitting cheongsams paired with black stockings.

It was reported that on the first day, they attended lectures on the “essence of love” and learned techniques for achieving orgasm.

Meanwhile, the second day emphasised kissing, sensual dancing, and playfully tearing their stockings. They also engaged in role-playing exercises aimed at teaching them how to display their charm in intimate situations.

The wives had been reportedly attracted to the training camp after reading the slogan: “Reignite passion in your marriage, revive your erotic life.”

Participants said the course helped them find their self-worth and encouraged them to believe that middle-aged women can be powerful and attractive.

Chinese media stated that the camp was organised by a company known as Sex Appeal Academy which had a host of female instructors who claimed they were “advanced therapists in intimate relationships and sex.”

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