In search of comfort, Women create “Virtual Husbands”

In search of comfort, Women create “Virtual Husbands”

By Fashina Shakiru

Women now create virtual husbands due to disappointment with their male counterparts. The question is, where is AI leading this generation by rendering humans seemingly obsolete?

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, artificial intelligence is making significant strides in offering unique forms of companionship, such as “Virtual Husbands.”

This innovative service has captured the attention of many single women who are seeking emotional support without the complexities of a traditional relationship. By paying to “create” these virtual partners, women can customize their interactions to suit their personal needs, whether for companionship, conversation, or even just a listening ear.

The concept allows users to experience a sense of connection through tailored dialogues and empathetic engagement, illustrating the diverse possibilities that AI technology can offer in modern human relationships.

The question of whether men lack empathy and emotional support from women is a complex one, influenced by many societal and individual factors. It is sometimes perceived that men may not receive the same level of emotional understanding or support from their partners, which could lead to feelings of isolation or inadequacy.

This perception might inspire the creation of virtual husbands by women, as a means to fulfill unmet emotional needs or to explore emotional connections in a safe, controlled environment. The implications of such virtual relationships are significant, impacting both mental health and emotional well-being.

Engaging with virtual partners might provide temporary comfort or companionship but can also blur the lines between reality and fantasy, potentially affecting real-life relationships. Understanding and addressing these needs on both sides can foster healthier, more empathic relationships.

Fashina Shakiru, a journalist and social affairs analyst writes from Lagos.