JUL-204 - My Childhood Crush Returns: Breaking the Neighbor's Vows

BSS stands for 'I liked her first' (Boku ga Saki ni Suki datta noni). I only found out what it meant after looking it up. I bought this because I liked the look of the actress—not quite a young wife, not quite a mature woman, somewhere in between. I didn't really get the plot.

*What is this fairy-tale love story-like work? ? Please make this a mushy drama with more jealousy and jealousy. It was the first time I heard about BSS (even though I liked it first).

*An AV drama starring Kayo Iwasawa, an F-cup busty married woman. The main character, Hideo, an office worker, is fed up with his married life with his harsh and demanding wife. Suddenly, I remember the fun days I had with my childhood friend Kayo (Kayaro Iwasawa), who I loved 10 years ago. However, after getting married and becoming a married woman, she is now ``someone else's woman'' who is beyond his reach. One day, when Hideo reunites with Kayo, who has returned home with her husband for the first time in a while, he feels intense jealousy at how close the two of them are. The woman who was supposed to be mine. Driven by dark and distorted urges, he forcibly rapes Kayo, who came to play with Nokoko in her room. Although she once closed her eyes due to the kindness of a childhood friend, her ``naivety'' led to her making a ``second mistake.'' Kayo, who has always felt unsatisfied with her husband Takeshi's indifferent sex, gradually becomes attracted to Hideo's roughness, who ``seeks out instinctively.'' Still, the two cowards cannot abandon their ``current lives,'' and their bodies overlap one last time, as if to cut off their lingering feelings. In the flashback scene, Miss Kayo enthusiastically portrays her cute childhood in a sailor suit, which is ``a bit unreasonable (for her age).'' However, her ``current appearance'' as a married woman is truly beautiful. In particular, the scene where she and Hideo share a deep kiss while topless in jeans is truly obscene. The play where he bursts into the toilet right after urinating and relentlessly licks and cleans her pussy is also quite impressive. On the other hand, there are many scenarios that can't be described as "opportunism", such as "a rape is easily forgiven with a single word of 'sorry'" and "the person returns to the home of the person who raped her on the night of the rape", making this work a bit difficult for users who are particular about the story. However, I appreciate the fact that the story did not end with them abandoning their respective families easily. The ending, where they look at each other gently from the window across the street, has a refreshing aftertaste that makes it hard to believe it's an AV. Kayo Iwasawa, an actress who never becomes vulgar, possesses a type of ``elegance'' that can coexist with erotica.

*Kayo Iwasawa dresses as a married woman, but doesn't she look too much like Suzu Hirose? (lol) I think the acting is a little awkward. I'm really worried about his acting ability. Well, the part where she moans is erotic and the hairy pussy is ◎!

She's quite my type. I previously criticized her acting as stiff, but she's definitely improved. She must have been practicing her lines behind the scenes. I really like that simple, pure vibe she has. As for the film itself, it's a bit of a mixed bag. Personally, I like it. Sure, high-octane or niche stuff is great, but sometimes a wholesome vibe like this is nice too. Every guy has had those 'what if' moments—loving someone but never confessing, wondering how life might have turned out differently. This adult film captures that bittersweet, nostalgic feeling perfectly.