TMY-007 case. Birth cry, Despair 2 [Kindergarten teacher · Sends home 200,000 yen monthly ~ · Sex worker]

The salary for childcare workers was low, and there was no time to sleep. When asked to send more than 200,000 yen, I thought that was the limit. I started working in the sex industry without any hesitation. In fact, I found it satisfying to make men happy. She said so, and perhaps her AV debut was a natural choice. If this is seen as a sad episode, then she has potential. The potential of a pure and straightforward madman. Indeed, appearing in an AV can have a significant impact on the performer's life. But there is a past leading up to that point. There is a decision. AV actresses are neither a pitiful species nor victims tricked due to lack of intelligence. They are victims created by pseudo-feminist groups seeking credit and made easy to use. This is a crazy era where human rights activists and politicians laugh about how it's okay to beat them up a bit. That's why I wanted to hear the stories of those who chose AVs. That is the core of this series, 'New AV Actress vs. Weirdo-Specialized Producer.' Mimicking the past sexual experiences of newbies according to interviews, and with our pride, the true insemination of weirdo pig men, continuous insemination by worthless men with not a shred of professionalism, the baptism of the Tamaya label was an extra in terms of the main story, but it's unavoidable because it's AV. I want to know what happens after that resolve. This is not a place where you can easily become an idol, nor is it a place for those who love singing and dancing. Cheap and easy gold plating obtained through being penetrated. Preparations are complete, so go ahead and squeeze money from fans through romance scams, or drum up business with exposure and victimhood on stupid-faced YouTubers, or latch onto someone else's second career—do whatever you want. Before putting up a non-existent professional conscience just for stripping naked and saying 'This isn't an easy job anyone can do,' I want to ask again: why did you decide to appear in AV?