In recent years, young people's job hunting has been far from smooth due to economic downturns. The number of freeters and NEETs continues to rise annually, making stable living conditions increasingly difficult. Amid this situation, "Mio," who volunteered for this shoot, is a young, innocent girl who has been living as a freeter in Tokyo for three years. Hailing from the countryside, she moved to the city after high school, chasing her dream of life in Tokyo. However, the path to becoming a full-time employee remains distant, and she finds herself gradually growing bored with the endless cycle of part-time jobs. While she desires to enjoy life, she knows that fun requires money—yet spending drains her tight budget, trapping her in a painful dilemma. It was to break free from this cycle that she decided to take this step. She aims to earn funds for her future and then focus intensely on job hunting in a short period. "I don't particularly dislike sex, and I'd like to try it with a male actor," she said. Her words reflect the resilience of youth. Amid tough economic times, it's encouraging to see young people like her who still possess the strength to move forward. We hope her courage will inspire other young individuals striving to overcome their challenges.