MIDD-661 - How a true lesbian learns to love the D

I'm a fan of Azusa Kirihara, and she's so cute when she's being teased by Ryo that it actually makes me want to cry. I'm truly grateful to both of them. I don't know what it is, but you can really feel the love in this, so I recommend it to anyone starved for affection. Oh, but it looks incredibly painful when Ryo inserts, and I keep thinking, 'You don't have to force it in like that...' but I got to see Azu-chan's funny faces, so it's fine. Sigh, I love Azu! Let's not do any forced insertions.

Seeing a cute girl get all worked up and breathless over another girl is fresh and interesting. It's also charming and heartwarming to see her genuinely enjoying teasing the other girl. Their delicate, nuanced communication is completely different from how they interact with men, so it's not an exaggeration to say this has documentary-like elements. There's a lot of talk about how she's no longer 'authentic' because she's had sex with a man, and some even call it a scam, but I don't see it that way. Just because she's had an experience with a man doesn't mean her true self has changed.

*I was hoping for a double blowjob, but at the very end I was disappointed. Since there were two of them, I wanted to see them both licking the same dick as hard as they could.

Ryo has sex with a male actor to find out if she's truly a lesbian. She's still scared of sex with men. She ends up having a 'three-way' with Azusa. Watching Ryo try to go through with it despite her fear is quite touching.

The content is bottom-tier. Setting aside the lesbian aspect, perhaps because her own sexual sensitivity is underdeveloped, there are almost no scenes where Ryo Matsuno is on the receiving end. However, the look in her eyes and the atmosphere she projects when she's the one in control are excellent. There are other actresses like Noa or Kazama who play the 'top' role in lesbian scenes, but their acting feels way too staged. Her approach, on the other hand, feels natural—almost like she has a bit of a ditzy, genuine vibe to her dominance. If she can learn to enjoy it more herself and gain more experience as a dominant actress, I feel like she could become a phenomenal performer. Why bother with the pointless task of getting her used to men? Who even benefits from that? I see potential in the actress, but this work is a failure. The producers should be ashamed.