The Psychology of Men: A Closer Look

A former Russian sex spy has come forward with shocking revelations about her past in a new podcast titled “To Die For”. Aliia Roza, who has not returned to Russia in over a decade and now goes by a different name, shared her experiences of seducing and manipulating her targets as part of her espionage missions.

In the podcast, Roza detailed her escape from Moscow with her young son in search of a better life. Born into a Kazakh-Tatar family with a high-ranking military officer father, she was groomed from a young age to participate in a top-secret program developed by former KGB psychologists and high-ranking officers. At 18, she was selected to be part of a sex program where she was trained in the art of seduction and manipulation.

Roza explained that her training focused on the psychology of men and the art of communication. She learned how to dress, present herself, and speak with targets to gain their trust and make them believe in her. Despite the low salary and the physical and emotional toll of her work, Roza felt a sense of patriotism and fulfillment in saving lives.

However, as she grew older, Roza began to feel used and manipulated by the Russian government. She realized that she had been brainwashed into becoming a master manipulator herself. Now, Roza teaches her seduction techniques to women looking to boost their self-esteem and has amassed a following of over a million on Instagram.

Roza’s story sheds light on the dark world of espionage and the psychological toll it can take on those involved. Her journey from spy to teacher serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of manipulation and the importance of self-awareness.