Proverbs 7

The writer of the story in Proverb 7 makes a point in the narrative about the dangers of adultery. But I wonder if that is the only lesson he intended? For the woman described in verse 10-12 offers many lies as promises.  Are all of these empty hopes limited to sexuality? Aren't there many traps the world sets up to capture the weak willed? Greed, jealousy, and pride are just a few of the black holes of sin that look attractive before we are sucked in. But once we are inside there is nothing but darkness and no way to escape on our own.
Stuart