
Even if you're broke, you can do this! Honestly, how many times a month do you visit brothels? The quality of girls there is insane these days. Instead of wasting time and money on dating apps or picking up girls, why not just make a high-quality escort your 'friend with benefits'? This video reveals the ultimate, practical know-how on how to pull it off in just two visits. Don't miss this.










Three scenarios: turning a sex worker into a FWB, doing the same with a junior colleague, and one with a bored wife. It's a compilation, but the actresses are cute, and while the play is short, the 'pseudo-techniques' shown are actually kind of interesting and practical.
It's about giving advice based on settings like sex work, office life, and marriage. The cast is solid, so once the play starts, you can enjoy it consistently. Especially the blowjobs—all three are great at it, so watch closely. The actual play is short for the runtime, so 3 stars.
The commentary that pops up at key moments is annoying, so it's not very practical. The plot is a mess and it's just boring play after boring play. Depending on the viewer, you might just end up staring blankly at a series of failed jokes. Still, for those who like concept-heavy AVs, I'd say it's worth a watch. It's so full of things to nitpick that it feels like even the creators didn't know where the humor was supposed to be, and that surreal, 'don't-care' attitude makes you keep watching. Especially the flow leading up to the second scene is a must-see. If you're looking to quit your job immediately, it's worth a try. If you use it to harass a junior female colleague you dislike, you're guaranteed to be hated even more. In some cases, you might even end up in prison (which sounds erotic in its own way). I especially recommend this to those who feel like they're surrounded by enemies the moment they step into the office, or those who have been fighting with their backs to the wall for the past year. Winning a hundred battles is not the best of the best. ↑ Just saying that, it doesn't really mean anything.