Forced to pause penetration, she says something like "I haven't really been into sex much," and I think, ah, this type again. There were hints of it during the session, and it's a pattern you occasionally see in this industry. But with her, it was more than that. From the start, she began monologuing about unrelated topics, giving off a bad vibe. Wearing heavy lipstick and entirely in purple clothes—clothing from youth brands, yet somehow making her look overweight—she mentions breaking up with her 32-year-old boyfriend five weeks ago and binge-eating since then, which already feels off. At first, I thought she was just shy, perhaps talking too much due to filming nerves. When the male actor appears and play begins, he fondles and licks her breasts, then moves down to handjob and vibrator stimulation, but her reactions are weak. Her blowjob technique is so inexperienced it makes you wonder if she's ever done it before, requiring guidance from the actor. When penetration is attempted, she says, "Wait a second," halting things—and then reveals the reason. After that, she starts monologuing again, one-sidedly, and it becomes impossible to sense her emotions. She admits to long-standing insecurities about her chest, a generally indifferent attitude toward sex, and practically no prior experience with men, including her ex. She hates wearing swimsuits, repeatedly turned down trip invitations, and realized she'd lost most of her friends. Her relationships with coworkers also seemed strained. Around the time she broke up with her boyfriend, her company apparently went under. But as she continues talking, her story grows increasingly incoherent. She claims coworkers and customers at the clothing store where she worked told her, "You're not good enough for him," and "How dare you think about marriage when you're nobody." She says she married him because he was popular, but then contradicts herself—her boyfriend wasn't even from the same workplace—and suddenly starts comparing herself to a female celebrity, making it honestly incomprehensible. After the store closed, she says passersby told her, "It's your fault the business failed," which, no matter how you look at it, sounds like auditory hallucinations. Several attempts at penetration follow, but again, impossible. It's unclear when exactly she began accumulating stress, but she confesses the staff suggested psychiatric care, and among the crew, voices arose saying filming couldn't continue—leading to an early termination.