A Malaysian guy is providing a novel service that helps men play the part of a "villain" to wow their spouses. This is an odd take on the matchmaking industry. This unique "villain for hire" business has been promoted on social media by 28-year-old Shazali Sulaiman of Ipoh, Perak, who claims he can help clients show off their machismo and wow their relationships.
Are you sick of being viewed as weak by your partner? Earlier this month, Shazali Sulaiman posted a promotional image with the remark, "I will help you prove them wrong for a reasonable fee."
To enable the client to behave heroically, Shazali Sulaiman creates a situation in which he "disturbs" the client's partner. "Just tell me the time and place, and I will show up to 'disturb' your partner, giving you the chance to step in as the hero and take me down," he said in a promotional message.
The basic service provided by Shazali Sulaiman costs Rs 1,975 (Malaysian Ringgit 100) during the week and Rs 2,963 (Malaysian Ringgit 150) on weekends. In keeping with his tough-guy image, he shared a photo of himself with an unlit cigarette and his hair disheveled.
The service is available to anyone other than men. "Females could also seek my assistance," Shazali Sulaiman stated, demonstrating the inclusivity of his service.
Shazali Sulaiman gave an example, saying, "I feigned to 'harass' his girlfriend when the boyfriend went to the restroom. He faced me like a hero when he returned. He further emphasized that the act is harmless. "Like WWE, it's all a show. The only 'loss' is me, and nobody else is harmed," Sulaiman emphasized in his article.
Since it was shared on january 7, the post has received several comments and over 1000 likes on social media. While some commended the creativity, others expressed skepticism.
Are you sick of being viewed as weak by your partner? Earlier this month, Shazali Sulaiman posted a promotional image with the remark, "I will help you prove them wrong for a reasonable fee."
To enable the client to behave heroically, Shazali Sulaiman creates a situation in which he "disturbs" the client's partner. "Just tell me the time and place, and I will show up to 'disturb' your partner, giving you the chance to step in as the hero and take me down," he said in a promotional message.
The basic service provided by Shazali Sulaiman costs Rs 1,975 (Malaysian Ringgit 100) during the week and Rs 2,963 (Malaysian Ringgit 150) on weekends. In keeping with his tough-guy image, he shared a photo of himself with an unlit cigarette and his hair disheveled.
The service is available to anyone other than men. "Females could also seek my assistance," Shazali Sulaiman stated, demonstrating the inclusivity of his service.
Shazali Sulaiman gave an example, saying, "I feigned to 'harass' his girlfriend when the boyfriend went to the restroom. He faced me like a hero when he returned. He further emphasized that the act is harmless. "Like WWE, it's all a show. The only 'loss' is me, and nobody else is harmed," Sulaiman emphasized in his article.
Since it was shared on january 7, the post has received several comments and over 1000 likes on social media. While some commended the creativity, others expressed skepticism.
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