When persuasion becomes seduction, someone else's needs may overpower our own. Sometimes we need to be persuaded to improve our life, to consider other opinions, then judge to change or not. Sometimes we need to resist seduction, use our logic more than emotion.
Seduction can come from someone we know personally, a charismatic influencer, or advertising. The term seduction often refers to a person using their sexual charm to create or increase physical activities. A sexy appearance, touch, and words appeal to the emotions. Other behaviors throughout the day can add to the loving feelings.
We can be seduced in many ways not having to do with sex: giving loyalty to undeserving leaders, believing false promises, buying unnecessary products and services, consuming food, beverages, and other substances which may be unhealthy.
Seduction can create a short-term reward which can end with reality and a lesson learned OR it can lead to love that lasts a life time.
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