My husband is overly confident about his sexual skills. He's good-looking, successful, and probably because he's been with so many women before, he's unnecessarily self-assured—after sex, he just falls asleep, completely satisfied. An old friend once said, "Just because you've slept with many people doesn't mean you're actually good," and I completely agree. Marriage isn't just about sex. Since we're life partners, other aspects matter too. But an unfulfilled body can't be compensated for in other ways. My feelings of affection have faded, I don't feel pleasure, and the desire to have sex has gradually disappeared. That's why I thought, "I want to pursue more pleasurable sex," and after researching, I ended up here. Back when I worked as a department store salesgirl, I went on group dates with coworkers, and sometimes men approached me at bars in Ginza, leading to various experiences. Now, I hardly ever have chances to interact with other men. I was extremely nervous, but when a man right in front of me said, "You're incredibly beautiful," and got visibly excited just looking at my body, somehow his arousal started affecting me. With my hands on the chair, my skirt was lifted, and my ass was licked through my pantyhose. I thought he was a total pervert, yet he kept gasping, "Aaah, so beautiful," sucking passionately at my skin. Even as I hesitated, I could feel excitement building within me. His erect cock pressed against me, and he asked me lewd questions. I couldn't talk much since we'd barely started and nothing had entered me yet, but truthfully, I was highly aroused and actually enjoying it. My breasts were clearly captured on camera, flicked with fingers until they became stiff and swollen. My breathing grew heavier and heavier. I could clearly feel myself getting wetter. I was too embarrassed to look at the camera, and my heart pounded so hard I couldn't answer questions properly. But my body honestly reacted regardless—making me even more embarrassed. The session had only just begun. I felt deeply anxious about what I would become.