NYKD-130
First shoot at age 60, Kanda Ema
Ruby2023.10.14
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4.8(4)
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AVOP-185
AVOP-185 - Real Life Couples: Cuckolding My Wife Live
4.2Rating
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A deep dive into the hidden cuckolding fantasies of real-life married couples. Featuring three amateur pairs from Tokyo, Asahikawa, and Nagoya, this film captures the raw, forbidden reality of wives being taken by strangers right in front of their husbands. Watch as these women lose control in front of the camera, while their husbands struggle with a twisted mix of jealousy and intense arousal. This is a no-holds-barred documentary on the distorted love lives of real couples that you won't find in any scripted drama.
*They must be a real couple, and I felt that strongly when I looked at other works of this type. There were some parts that were a little rough around the edges, so I'm looking forward to the sequel.
*Check out the sample and buy with your support! The sense of realism was perfect, so it was quite good, unlike other works that feature actresses who claim to be amateurs, but most of the actors were slender, so that's just my personal preference. I would like to see this kind of work by someone who is a little more plump or chubby, so please make it and sell it. There are a lot of scenes other than relationships, but I don't think it's bad for pursuing realism and preparing for the actual performance. I'm OK with facial mosaics and sunglasses. The situation, voice, dirty words, etc. are more important than the face.
It definitely feels like a real amateur couple, similar to the people in the 'First Shot' series. So, they are likely a genuine amateur couple. That might be a plus, but the fact that everyone has face mosaics is a major negative. They wear thick, dark sunglasses and then add a mosaic on top of that. Also, being amateurs (and I hate to say this), they have lackluster bodies, sagging bellies, and skin that shows every wrinkle. Furthermore, since they are people who enjoy swapping in their daily lives, there's no sense of guilt or the thrill of a taboo encounter; it's all very matter-of-fact. I suppose that's what a realistic NTR play looks like, unlike the fiction you see in AVs. There's also a conversation scene at the beginning with the director that is unnecessarily long, and you're forced to listen to the director talk about himself. It was painful. Overall, for better or worse, it's 'real swapping play captured on AV.' It's basically a version of the terrible 'First Shot' label with decent camera work and lighting, but it wasn't for me. I'm giving it 2 stars only for the 'authenticity.' There are no comments, but the rating is suspiciously high (currently 4.75 stars from 12 people). Aren't these just reviews from the cast or staff?
