BBAN-179 - Corrupted by My Student: A Lesbian Tutor's Downfall

I personally liked both actresses. However, the content didn't really draw me in, so I wasn't very satisfied.

This is the first lesbian work for Kururugi Aoi, who made a name for herself as a genius lesbian (butch) actress. It feels like Sakura Nene wasn't utilized to her full potential. Aoi's technique during the foreplay was impressive, especially for a first-time lesbian role.

The plot follows tutor Nene Sakura, who tries to get her student, Aoi Kurugi, to focus on studying, only to be dragged into a lesbian sexual relationship instead. With no parents around, Kurugi uses her position as the 'employer' to force sexual demands as a condition for studying, forcibly kissing the larger Sakura and escalating it into a physical relationship. Though the teacher resists at first, she eventually submits to the student, and the power dynamic flips, leading to a relationship where Sakura begs to be taught the pleasures of sex. I've seen comments suggesting the roles should have been reversed, but I don't get it. Isn't a larger woman being dominated by a smaller one a staple of lesbian SM? That said, her only line of resistance whenever ordered is 'It's embarrassing,' and there is way too much saliva swapping throughout the entire film. Even the scene where she's naked and blindfolded feels forced and unnecessary. If you're going to restrain a female teacher, it would have been much more erotic to frame it as an experiment to see how her body reacts to various stimuli. That said, the lesbian scenes toward the end, with their bodies pressed together, are definitely worth watching. For some reason, you can hear a man's voice—presumably the director's—in the background two or three times.

The story was good, but the casting definitely should have been reversed. The actress is beautiful, though.

*Nene Sakura did a great job as the cat. I think it suited her because she is a masochistic woman at heart. Aoi Kururugi was also interested in her acting skills. This is the first work that made me think that being a lesbian isn't bad.