Dex-chan lover
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- Jun 11, 2026
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How can a story that seemed promising turn into something so awful?
This author is clearly a misogynist. I'm not particularly feminist, but in this work, all women are portrayed as brainless, nymphomaniacs, exhibitionists, and illogical.
Furthermore, men are generally depicted as sexual aggressors, solely focused on their next victim, and simultaneously as cowards incapable of persuading women with words.
The fuckboy explains to the blonde that he took Sakura by force and is praised as a hero.
Sakura insists on filming a pointless sex scene just as she's starting to become successful.
Fumi is jealous of Sakura and can't think of anything better than disobeying the film's director (Shinobu) by stripping naked and throwing herself at the poor actor who's expected to act according to the script. Is there really any possible ending to something so poorly conceived? Fumi, a quiet woman with no sexual experience and hopelessly in love with Shinobu, has nothing in her brain that allows her to reason like a normal person?
Shinobu is a rather peculiar fellow, but in this situation, if I were him, I'd run away and wouldn't stop until I was sure I'd never encounter any of the women he's met again, because otherwise, he might end up in a mental institution until he dies.
This author is clearly a misogynist. I'm not particularly feminist, but in this work, all women are portrayed as brainless, nymphomaniacs, exhibitionists, and illogical.
Furthermore, men are generally depicted as sexual aggressors, solely focused on their next victim, and simultaneously as cowards incapable of persuading women with words.
The fuckboy explains to the blonde that he took Sakura by force and is praised as a hero.
Sakura insists on filming a pointless sex scene just as she's starting to become successful.
Fumi is jealous of Sakura and can't think of anything better than disobeying the film's director (Shinobu) by stripping naked and throwing herself at the poor actor who's expected to act according to the script. Is there really any possible ending to something so poorly conceived? Fumi, a quiet woman with no sexual experience and hopelessly in love with Shinobu, has nothing in her brain that allows her to reason like a normal person?
Shinobu is a rather peculiar fellow, but in this situation, if I were him, I'd run away and wouldn't stop until I was sure I'd never encounter any of the women he's met again, because otherwise, he might end up in a mental institution until he dies.