TAMPA BAY, Fla. – The cost of a real-world affair can be life-changing in a very bad way. Many former clients of a large infidelity dating service learned that lesson the hard way when hackers exposed their personal data online. Many men lost their families, their homes and their jobs; some even committed suicide.
Not only is essentially no one immune to being caught having an affair, but now due to advancements in technology, you can be ‘busted by the cloud’ so to speak just for sending an illicit text. It has happened to superstars like Ben Affleck and Gavin Rossdale, among others, and will happen again.
Men who find themselves tempted to stray may find new hope of saving their families, their jobs and their lives in the emergence of virtual-reality technologies. Products like those produced by VR3000 Studios offer men an outlet for exploring their sexual fantasies and desires in an environment that is safe for them and the people close to them.
Launched in July 2016, VR3000 Studios considers one of its goals to be saving marriages by providing virtual mistresses.
“VR affairs are the future of infidelity,” according to Andrew Alvarez, chief executive officer for Webmaster Central and founder of VR3000 Studios. “We provide our customers with an opportunity to have a stimulating sexual experience with nearly perfect individuals. This is their chance for an explicit and fully uncensored hook-up with a different woman every day. And we do it without the severe risks associated with traditional affairs.”
VR technology is evolving rapidly. The medium fully immerses participants in a fantasy world that stimulates the senses in ways that feel amazingly real. Skeptical bloggers who have reviewed VR technologies for the first time have described the experience as bringing them to tears.
While the best VR gear can be expensive, according to Alvarez the price is minor compared to the devastating cost of divorce. The cost of equipment isn’t the only impediment to adoption, however. VR videos require enormous file sizes, making downloading impractical, especially on mobile devices. VR3000’s platform eases that burden by streaming its content.
“We’re still in the early stages with VR tech, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that our customers tend to be affluent men with a lot to lose if they get caught cheating,” Alvarez said. “It’s not easy to get away with an affair when there’s so much technology waiting to tell on you. We’ve heard stories of men texting their mistresses, only to have that text show up on an iPad at home. Suspicious wives can track their husbands through cell phone location services, or even through inexpensive tracking or listening devices sold on Amazon.
“Our technology is the beginning of the end of many broken marriages, accidental pregnancies, communicable diseases, public embarrassment, life-altering divorces, financial disaster and more,” he continued. “In some ways you could say we are providing a desperately needed community service.”
For more information or to try out the experience for yourself, visit VR3000.com.
