Jp bros are thinking the same thing in connection to fuckboi.
The words, "It takes courage," are evidence that she wants encouragement to take on the challenge of a sex scene. If it were Shinobu who asked, "Sakura-chan, do you want to do gravure?", she would have instantly seen through Sakura's feelings and thought together with her what she really wanted. I think the meaning of "I was able to do my best because I was with Shinobu" was Shinobu's kindness in helping her to draw out the path she should take from her own feelings. Now that Sakura has seen that side of Shinobu, I don't think she can be satisfied with Nakanishi, who has lost that kindness. Whether or not she accepts the sex scene will affect Sakura's future as an actress, and in this respect, I think a breakup with Nakanishi, who is incompatible with her, is inevitable.
1 hour ago
Anything that hurts fuckboi is great.
Even including Shinobu, Sakura, Fumi, Mio, the producer, Nagi, and the new manager, Nakanishi is the only one who has expressed a negative impression of the sex scenes. Moreover, she even went so far as to say, "You absolutely shouldn't do it." "Anyway" in dictionary terms means either way. In this case, "I'm against it anyway" is not a reason, but an expression of rejection based on emotion. In other words, I think all of Nakanishi's pleasant-sounding statements showing concern for Sakura are fake. I suspect that Nakanishi's true feelings are simply based on the self-centered idea that she doesn't want to get hurt by the sex scenes.
2 hours ago
Fuckboi gunna be a fuckboi.
After a few months, you'd think he'd realize that gravure modeling wasn't just a stepping stone for Sakura, but Nakanishi didn't even understand that. Nakanishi, who had prayed at the shrine a hundred times, "I don't care whether Sakura is happy or if I get to date her," was drinking water with Sakura's back to him after they were together. As this image of Nakanishi not even looking at Sakura symbolizes, I think that from the moment he stole Sakura from him, his interest in her began to wane. I personally find it interesting that the one who changed the most from the NTR wasn't Shinobu, who was NTR'd, but actually Nakanishi, the one who stole her.
2 hours ago
Yet again fumi isn't the one who ran away and fucked another guy all night while shinobu looked for her.
Fumi regrets failing to seduce Shinobu the night she stayed with him, and since then, she's been obsessed with the idea of sleeping with him. In the scene filmed right after Sakura witnesses the kiss and runs away, she shamelessly tells Shinobu, "I want you to only look at me," not as an act, but as her true feelings, so I don't think Fumi feels the slightest bit of guilt for tearing them apart. She says "I'm sorry" and "It's my fault," but that's only in front of Shinobu, and it should be seen as nothing more than a pose by Fumi to win his favor. Also, I thought it might simply be that Fumi doesn't know Sakura's contact information, so there's no way for her to clear up the misunderstanding about the affair.
2 hours ago
The words, "It takes courage," are evidence that she wants encouragement to take on the challenge of a sex scene. If it were Shinobu who asked, "Sakura-chan, do you want to do gravure?", she would have instantly seen through Sakura's feelings and thought together with her what she really wanted. I think the meaning of "I was able to do my best because I was with Shinobu" was Shinobu's kindness in helping her to draw out the path she should take from her own feelings. Now that Sakura has seen that side of Shinobu, I don't think she can be satisfied with Nakanishi, who has lost that kindness. Whether or not she accepts the sex scene will affect Sakura's future as an actress, and in this respect, I think a breakup with Nakanishi, who is incompatible with her, is inevitable.
1 hour ago
Anything that hurts fuckboi is great.
Even including Shinobu, Sakura, Fumi, Mio, the producer, Nagi, and the new manager, Nakanishi is the only one who has expressed a negative impression of the sex scenes. Moreover, she even went so far as to say, "You absolutely shouldn't do it." "Anyway" in dictionary terms means either way. In this case, "I'm against it anyway" is not a reason, but an expression of rejection based on emotion. In other words, I think all of Nakanishi's pleasant-sounding statements showing concern for Sakura are fake. I suspect that Nakanishi's true feelings are simply based on the self-centered idea that she doesn't want to get hurt by the sex scenes.
2 hours ago
Fuckboi gunna be a fuckboi.
After a few months, you'd think he'd realize that gravure modeling wasn't just a stepping stone for Sakura, but Nakanishi didn't even understand that. Nakanishi, who had prayed at the shrine a hundred times, "I don't care whether Sakura is happy or if I get to date her," was drinking water with Sakura's back to him after they were together. As this image of Nakanishi not even looking at Sakura symbolizes, I think that from the moment he stole Sakura from him, his interest in her began to wane. I personally find it interesting that the one who changed the most from the NTR wasn't Shinobu, who was NTR'd, but actually Nakanishi, the one who stole her.
2 hours ago
Yet again fumi isn't the one who ran away and fucked another guy all night while shinobu looked for her.
Fumi regrets failing to seduce Shinobu the night she stayed with him, and since then, she's been obsessed with the idea of sleeping with him. In the scene filmed right after Sakura witnesses the kiss and runs away, she shamelessly tells Shinobu, "I want you to only look at me," not as an act, but as her true feelings, so I don't think Fumi feels the slightest bit of guilt for tearing them apart. She says "I'm sorry" and "It's my fault," but that's only in front of Shinobu, and it should be seen as nothing more than a pose by Fumi to win his favor. Also, I thought it might simply be that Fumi doesn't know Sakura's contact information, so there's no way for her to clear up the misunderstanding about the affair.
2 hours ago
