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I think she's genuinely beautiful. If someone this gorgeous was going at it repeatedly... I don't think I could handle it.
The way she keeps making the customer stop while she goes multiple times herself is seriously hot! Definitely a masterpiece.
A guy finishing is just peeing, really. There's no way anyone gets turned on by a guy's pee. It's just gross and kills the mood, so it's unnecessary, right?
I want to be thoroughly scolded. I wish someone would be condescending and sexually harass me. I'm also hoping for a penis-vagina bind with female musk.
The panty bunching and continuous butt spanking in the sample video, along with the 'We're not that kind of place?' tsundere line and the teasing delay that followed... it was so thrilling and exciting. And the subtle hint of enjoyment peeking through Honjo Suzuki's serious demeanor was just *chef's kiss*. Definitely a keeper. It's a shame it's an omnibus format with multiple male actors, though, because she fits so well. As a viewer, you can get invested in the actors in each scene, but because the actors have such a wide range of images, Suzuki's performance also feels broad, and how much each scene hits you varies. If it were a drama unfolding with just one actor... it could have been a normal mens store, but Suzuki sympathizes with one customer, provides a service unrelated to the store, develops romantic feelings for a repeat customer who requests her specifically, the service escalates, hints of romance are dropped, and the ending culminates in a date outside the store – if it all focused on one guy, the actor would be the same, the approach would be consistent, and the play would be more uniform and easier to watch. I think it's a role that really suits Suzuki, and if it were a 'mens girl just for you' story with romance woven in, I think it would have really resonated with me. Omnibus formats just feel like work, and they don't seem to surpass a certain level of entertainment.