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@dreamaway2
1 year ago (edited)
RIP to all the parents who thought restricting their daughters would led them to a good future.
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@vanessajoycecollett6607
1 year ago
lack of love will have have a child looking for love in the wrong places n no love for self
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@meowkitty3561
1 year ago
“I grew up as a girl who didn’t know what love was” while laughing with such empty looking eyes… gosh I feel so bad for her. She does not seem happy to me
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@CharlieC738
1 year ago
I'm just stunned! I always marvel how brutally honest Japanese people are in interviews, they hold nothing back.
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@Saintninoish
1 year ago
This girl is heartbroken and clearly desensitized. I feel like deep down, there are nights where she deeply regrets this lifestyle despite her saying otherwise.
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@SawdustSoftwareSiliconChippy
1 year ago
It's obvious to me, why. Her comment, "I grew up as a girl who didn't know what love was", is the reason that she has no intimate connection.
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@griffinina
1 year ago
Soooo basically she went into the industry because she wanted to rebel, to break free from the strict standards her parents set.
This is actually very common. But the people who done it simply aren't as open as they do it in Japan.
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@BurntSienna
1 month ago
When someone is subjected to constant scrutiny and denied the autonomy to make their own decisions, it chips away at their identity and authenticity. Combined with low self-confidence, this environment creates a breeding ground for self-sabotage.
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@Wirmish
1 year ago (edited)
Too much studying. Too mush pressure. Too much restrictions. No real adolescent life. No friends. No boyfriends. Youth are supposed to be the best years...
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@chris9879
1 year ago
Her eyes look dead when she laughs
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@MagnumBullets47
1 year ago (edited)
Despite saying "no regrets", she definitely doesnt seem happy.
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@ferrywijaya2557
1 year ago
Came due to curiosity, leaving with sadness. It all stems from bad parenthood, traumatic childhood.
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@MappingKitty
1 year ago
Parents not letting their kids do anything other then studying really stunts their growth as a person. Kids need to be kids and have other interests other then studying. They don't have to be good at the interest, just have to participate with people outside of their school circle. Obedient children also don't make great employees. Great factory workers. Escaping to porn or anything that doesn't require studying is not unusual around the world. Especially when there is 0 mental health services for these kids to deal with their issues properly.
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@hughmungusbungusfungus4618
7 months ago
This is the picture of an extremely repressed, broken individual. She clearly didn't choose this path because of a legitimate desired to do this but rather because of the lack of a proper upbringing. It's clear that she was never given any autonomy in her life up to that point and therefore she decided to rebel by doing the most audacious thing allowed by society.
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@KienPhung-h3k
1 year ago
That is the tragedy of growing up in a family with a "Tiger Mom". You lost your own personality and individuality, becoming a showpiece.
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@DiogoSantos-ix5sl
1 year ago
This is the most depressing thing I’ve watched all week, and that is saying a lot.
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@JeromeProductions
1 year ago
Many young women seem to be going this route globally… Even if they aren’t struggling
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@telite7369
1 year ago
This was depressing but necessary. Thanks for shedding light on this rampant issue.
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@Fuerza_Incognita
7 months ago
0:23 the way of he says "why?" Lol
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@mattsan96
1 year ago
This interview is quite an intriguing deep dive from the perspective of someone who willingly works in the industry, and how upbringing and pressures from society create a rather distorted worldview. Appreciate the insights
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@traditionalfood523
1 year ago
The days of attending a top-tier university to get a top-tier job are long gone. The parents who've paid for their children's degrees conferred In the last twenty years would've served their children better if they'd instead bought them some property, as appropriate in the country concerned.
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@Sameoldsameold789
1 year ago
Sadly, it's like this all over the world. This isn't just an issue in Japan
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@Lockeygal
3 weeks ago
I often found that the schoolmates of mine who became pregnant out of wedlock while still minor were the one who are passive, socially withdrawn, and had only just started dating for the first time.
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@SunsetCharmTwilight
1 year ago
This is what happens when parents too strictly enforce their own views and opinions on how their child should live their life. The kids grow up having poor relationships with family and don't learn how to interact with other people in their life. Sometimes they also lack the ability to make their own choices because the parents take too much control, and that is terrible! Adults have to make so many important decisions all the time, not teaching a child how to do so can have such devastating effects
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@PrairieonYTnow
1 year ago
Her eyes are scary.... Her eyes speak instability
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@albertarthurparsnips5141
1 year ago
This man’s videos are ( for me, at least ) a window into one of the most depressing, bleak, horrific dystopias I’ve seen : contemporary urban Nippon. All US weebs should be watching very, very carefully.
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@noodlelicious.
1 year ago
She's an outliner, I feel sorry she's been exploited by the industry despite that she tell herself she's not.
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@gyomeiswife8098
1 year ago
I feel very sad for this woman. She put herself in an environment that is exactly what caused her to be broken in the first place. She didn’t know what love was, so she joins the corn industry where there is no love. She felt used and taken advantage of, so she joins the corn industry where her body is being used and taken advantage of. It’s just sort of ironic? contradicting? It just feels like self sabotage. I feel sad for her. It’s like she is digging herself deeper into a hole. There was obviously unhealed trauma that she had which led her to resort to s** work. Moreover, due to how stigmatized mental illness is in Japan, she probably didn’t even feel like there was a way to heal.
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@palody_en-ja
1 year ago (edited)
Japanese American here, her laugh didn't seem sincere at times; the Japanese phrase would be that her eyes aren't laughing. Maybe she's nervous, not to mean she's camera shy (obviously), but to be speaking about her personal life in such a frank way. I'd feel devastated as a parent, but that's probably how she wanted her parents to feel too.
Kind of wild to think that a virgin guy denying sex could lead to a woman choosing to become an AV actress. You really never know how your actions and words can steer a person's life, or how they affect our own.
Edit: I'm not implying that anyone owes anyone anything, or that he's strange or somehow delusional to turn her advances down, or that he forced her hand into AV somehow. Though let's not forget that he's the one that said "will you let me f*ck you" (that's the nuance in Japanese; ヤラせてくれる? / Yarasete kureru?), which is why Nobita was surprised by his words in the interview; quite an edgy guy that doesn't want to be edged.
It was a combination of things: the virgin denied her advances, she got curious about AV from him (which she "lost" to), and she despised her parents so she didn't have brakes to stop her.
Most women, even if curious, would stop at the last step. No amount of money or education can save you from an unloving family (which Japan, and Asia in general, has plenty of; family members don't say "I love you" or hug).
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@mobina1248
1 month ago
I love this girl, brutally honest, self-aware, unapologetic, and insanely Courageous. I can't even bring myself to judge her. I respect her choice, even though i think completely different from her. I kinda understand her heart and why she pursued pleasure and such free industry. May this woman stay happy and feel loved.
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@brainrot_one
1 year ago
She has no healthy mindset about relationships... It's sad to see how confidentaly she talks about it.
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@commenter-dg
13 days ago
To answer the question of why, perhaps we can start with understanding how twisting a person’s thoughts and feelings is enough to lead them down a path of destruction.
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@SkyyIsWise
3 weeks ago
Pressure and crappy relationship with her parents collapsed everything. Her doing porn It almost seems revengeful toward her parents. She even laughs repeatedly. Trauma
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@roykong7024
1 year ago (edited)
I have very negative opinions about all boys' and girls' schools. When a child goes through puberty and their childhood, it's essential to learn how to understand and better communicate with people of the same and opposite sex. All my friends who were girls and guys changed so much in a bad way when they spent some years in them.
It's no wonder she had such a hard time finding a decent guy, as well as keeping a relationship. Parents often push their kids to ignore everything except academic life, but then have the audacity to act surprised when you can't get married, or even get along with the opposite sex. It's much harder to develop healthy standards as well for relationships. I really can't blame her for not having too much interest in dating when the men around her treated her in such a way.
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@Aiu-sama
1 year ago
4:13 just hurtful, not normal laughter
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@gortys3929
1 year ago
This is a sad story of a not loved child that went against her parents and become a porn star.
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@downwiththesys
11 days ago
neglected emotionally by her parents and her partners, I see right through you.
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@nogi48
1 year ago
Look at all the debuts that happened recently, you literally have every single type of girl that gets into JAV. From just high school graduations to married women to cafe owners to would be politician to grandmas. Like there are so many new girls coming and doing JAV that it doesn't matter what they did before, they will do JAV.
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@ariathyf144
1 year ago
Neglect by the mother because she was rejecting the private school system, neglected by the boyfriends who's manner don't really show emotional intelligence and you get this disastrous result.
This Japanese way to put human interactions last in society is sickening.
Japanese EQ is the worst among 'modern' societies and we wonder why they fail at keeping the birth rates.
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@shronklescrimblo69
1 year ago
There is clearly something wrong with how she views the world but who am I to judge.
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@charvaka5705
1 year ago
Every says they have no regrets until they do.
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@shonen84
1 year ago
Fascinating. Always enlightening to see the human side during these interviews. Thank you Nobita, and wishing Yatsuhashi-san all the best.
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@jime2504
1 year ago
As someone who spent ten years in religious boys boarding school and a constantly moving home life in between I can really relate to this girl ☺️
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@yeastarly4268
1 year ago (edited)
This is very, sad you can really see the effect the industry had on them in a lot of their eyes and body language
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@DarkPa1adin
1 year ago
Lack of parental love. I feel for her
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@choco6002
3 weeks ago
thats the most voided laugh
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@MrJijack
1 month ago
I hope we all, (consumers, producers, actors/actresses, recovering addicts, those in sobriety) find true lasting love
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@michaelhart7282
1 year ago
There is only a couple of Ai iijimas a lifetime. The crossover to mainstream success is challenging
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@EnglishPalette
1 year ago
LOL Nobita's surprised facial expressions in this one are priceless.
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@neosmith166
2 months ago
It really breaks your heart. She never knew what love was and it pushed her to the extreme end.
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@Vidarl-_-l
2 months ago
This reminds me of the welcome discourse to History bachelor students in Mexico. The professors said, "History has a huge work market that goes from cleaning houses to research". They were right!!
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@poorplayer9249
1 year ago
Your choice of subjects is varied and interesting. Those you interview give unique perspectives on the subject. And overall, the effect is to gain intriguing insights into Japan's culture. Thanks for what you do.
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@khaiphamba5991
1 year ago (edited)
Harsh parenting, difficult childhood, boring schooling, and a society that wants to devour your flesh. Young girls like her are so vulnerable, while there are so many weirdos our there. She is literally abused by the society she lives in. Now, a broken soul, she just drifts through life with the "F it" attitude. What a waste. Is there no real, good man that could love her and bring her happiness? I feel so sorry for her 😔
This is just one in so many cases. Japan has a problem.
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@filipe7859
1 year ago
That's sad, she's clearly confused and broken mentally. That's what you got when your life lacks purpose.
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@Menddiaz
1 year ago
I'm actually curious what they see that we don't and this interview was indeed insightful. I would actually want to see more interviews like these (interviews that don't completely invalidate the Porn Actress and simply just questions what made her go there) to connect the dots. Thank you Saiko Yatsuhashi for sharing your experience 🙇🙇
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@Rokudaimedono
1 year ago
I feel kind of bad for her, seeing as she had that many bad experiences with her dating partners earlier in her life...That can mess a person up...Those guys were some real jerks...That said, I'm glad she seems comfortable with what she's doing.
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@mangomilkyrice
1 month ago
I have noticed Japan's media is full of sexualized content... This industry is huge worldwide and Japan probably is the biggest producer of content like pornographic media.
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@derekdey6008
1 year ago
These life-journeys are fascinating and where they lead one. She seems to have broken free to some extent but anyway I wish her much success in her career, may it be long lasting and may it continue to satsfy her, Best wishes.
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@jeffb.5385
2 months ago
I'm happy for her, she found something she enjoys. More power to her.
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@Yumi_Sakigami
1 year ago (edited)
this is just sad, in some way, looks like she took that way just because she never was loved before... and was only able to find a connection with others persons on this...
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@jewii3824
1 year ago
I still think the porn industry is horrible. Ppl won't want to hire you. And once you do it for so long it kinda becomes the only job you can do, and as you get older and less popular you will have to do more extreme shit to gain popularity
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@neronabdullah1007
3 weeks ago
This is sick and disgusting. She clearly have under developed conscience.
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@rblue-r3s
1 month ago
A traumatized young woman
who seeks to release all her stress and tension through her root chakra, attempting to find relief in this way.
Fears accumulate in the root chakra.
This woman needs help.
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@hiraaltaf528
1 year ago
Parents should realize that in the modern world they cannot restrict their children no matter what they do.
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@Chocolate2556
1 year ago
too relatable for me. a bit too relatable. i have never been in a relationship either. and honestly when i do date people i am scared to be taken advantage of but honestly i can never imagine myself to do porn. and i dont think i ever will either. she has courage a lot of it. but i think i don't condemn it.
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@amadoarcilla5256
1 year ago
Burned out? I don't understand it either. The girl seem to be proud of her work.
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@TheAntiTrope
1 year ago (edited)
A structure that is too rigid will inevitably break. A structure that is too fluid can never hold its form. Japan is too rigid, the US is too fluid.
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@farahhutto9551
1 year ago
I would like to know who got involved in this industry has a happy ending spiritually, mentally and physically.
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@The_Phoenix_Saga
1 year ago (edited)
Quite simple as to why - in the short term, it's easier.
Easy money or validation in the short term with little prospect long term. but the folk of these last two generations, so far, have never been taught; for ALL their 'education' the importance of long term planning and so in turn are being set up to fail.
Education and aspirations are one thing, intelligence and prospective are another.
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@セイヤーネオ
1 year ago
Poor girl, just looking at her eyes is painful—they reveal both physical distress and emotional suffering. She should have gone to a therapist, or a friend should have noticed and supported her in that way. But damn, this kind of story shows the dark side of Japanese society. 😢
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@lablueguy2000
7 months ago
there are always sad reasons why they do it. any normal thinking person would not simply enter this industry out on a whim.
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@harmhoeks5996
1 year ago (edited)
0:30 The girl has a blank stare
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@rebeccachia
1 year ago
I have the same question as you Nobita: Whyyy???? I always knew because they get lured by hosts clubs and go into debt. This video was nice and different- really sad she had to go to a strict all-girls school with no idea how to interact with boys. and also sadly she has low-self-esteem after lots of unsuccessful dating. I can see all the pieces coming together as she told her story - lack of love and attention and society system that caused this. thank you so much for covering
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@carlrodalegrado4104
1 year ago
She just showed a theme for the series "Dropout" where a heroine who was the at top of everything wanted to just express herself after all the pressure she got the society was expecting from her and turned into her basic instinct or carnal desire.
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@Kaptastic7
1 year ago
That was enlightening. Great interview, the conversation seemed to flow well and was informative.
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@Spicyketchup04
8 months ago
This is exactly one of the reasons why Japans population rate is declining
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@depressed_individual0
1 month ago
I’m struck by the superficial comments on such a deep and long‑standing societal problem (not just in Japan, but in the world in general) 🤦. I feel so sorry for such girls and women. I hope that she will eventually leave that place and live happily, safely, and the way she wants to.
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@wadewilson5712
1 year ago
always find these videos very imformative
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@DGMachine013
1 year ago (edited)
thanks for these in-depth videos nobita! although i believe people should be allowed to choose whatever they want to do (regardless of social pressure), it's pretty clear her whole childhood, family experiences, etc, led her to this field. especially if your childhood is strict/everything is decided and expected of you, being so sheltered makes you gravitate towards what's "taboo" or "weird" from those expectations. i have personal experience with that. my parents were VERY strict, and it just led me to seek out what was "forbidden." you just want out because the strictness is too much. im sure she's way happier doing this than a job her family expected, but i feel therapy will help her out the most. its not a bad thing that she works in that industry, but i hope she can be genuinely happy.
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@mighty2146
1 month ago
Just so to support her career i looked up her bussiness and i supported wholeheartedly with passion.
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@JohnnyGudtimes
1 year ago
What an excellent segment. She had many interesting things to say about the industry. Good interview.
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@yangmulia.arudotim
1 year ago
its a business model that exists before humanity develop any industry.
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@Vanguard.atelier
1 month ago
She's not any victim stfu
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@JonathanIkeda-u6c
1 month ago
They felt under stress by parent's high expectations and tyranny. They felt that they don't have a sense of freedom and true happiness for their life when they are born with silver spoon. Sometimes, they need to experience life challenges, true world and hardships.
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@shellman5844
1 year ago
She’s been around. 31 years old and a freelancer. A former female professional wrestler. No record of any big studio affiliation. These freelancers float around from job to job.
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@AngelCakez
1 year ago
Wake up babe, Nobita-San just posted again! Very insightful video as always!
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@reaktans8126
1 year ago
She looks broken. It was sad to watch. Hope she gets better.
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@punithg1508
6 days ago
This generation is screwed up. It's sad to watch.
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@MemeBiologist
19 hours ago
Thank you for the sauce bro😂
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@DawnDramaTV2
1 year ago
Usually wealthy parents don't make good choices for their children, causing trauma, which later lead these children to make terrible decisions such like getting into the sex industry.
And you can identify this by these children's relationship with their parents and family. If they have a distant and strained relationship, then there was a huge disconnect, abuse, neglected, and trauma.
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@agentkiryuu
1 year ago
GOAT Reporter, even gives the girls name and instagram
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@bigbadbanana
1 year ago
That's... sad. All around. It's such a disconnected life, with the trauma going rampant even to this day in her thought process. I want to say that she at least spends her days doing something that moves her, but it's a shame that she went to such an industry, keeping the cycle going and going. Wouldn't surprise me if at 40 she's still unable to feel love or love. This field simply just destroys people even more that they're already broken...
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@hankseda
1 year ago
A very interesting interview, thank you 👍 I have a better understanding of the women who choose this way of life even with comfortable childhood and with the society that judges them so harshly.
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@Daiyodo
1 year ago
Parents need to realize that restricting and controlling their daughters adolescent years, wont keep them safe from “the wrong path”. Its will do the exact opposite
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@kemalkorkmaz2049
1 year ago
I am shocked that peole still did not get the psychological reason behind her decision. Her parents did not give her love or not expressed it at all and they only were focused on carrier completely disregarding the whole aspect of personal development. She sunconsiciosly tried to compansate lack of parental love and attention from unhealthy exteme and weird kind of people which led her to be more dissapointed and being exploited. Eventually she seeks attention from random people on internet in order compansate lack of parental and later sincere love and care of friend or partner.
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@AL-jl7ek
1 year ago
Interesting interview, big up Nobita.
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@Justakatto
1 month ago
What I've noticed from this comment section is that women working in the porn industry STILL are viewed as incapable of having agency, and all of their decisions are assumed to be direct consequences of either trauma or abuse.
Watching a movie and thinking "wow those actors are so cool, I want to be just like that!" an incredibly normal reaction that anyone would have. That applies to porn too.
This women was interested in the porn industry and went into it, and now she's happy about where she is. To her it's a satisfying job.
She's educated, had a job, had rich parents, had money. So the usual arguments of exploitation, desperation to put down people working in the porn industry doesn't apply to her. So people are nitpicking her expressions and speech to try and find a way to discredit her decision?. Its pathetic.
She's a well educated woman working a job she enjoys. It happens to be as a porn actress but that doesn't discredit her decision to stay in the industry.
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@summerwaterlemon
1 month ago (edited)
There is a strange reality where having everything handed to you easily causes you to make reckless choices, ultimately leaving you trapped in a life that feels empty and wasted. Shes looking like a dead person without human emotions.
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@magnumcyclonex
1 month ago
I can't relate to a lot of the things she said, but one thing struck me was her curiosity. She mentioned dating someone outside of the university atmosphere. And then later on with the virgin "boyfriend" who was into AV/porn. And at the end of the interview, she said she wanted to be involved in other ways. It's very much like how mainstream actors and actresses eventually work their way up to becoming directors or screenwriters, or being a part of the studio productions overseeing new movie projects. I think that curiosity is a noble thing to have as a human being. To keep exploring and trying different things, to gain new experiences, and improve processes that have been established for so long.
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@richardwalling845
1 year ago
Please pass along to Saiko that she is a very open, honest person.
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@ludyna_rozymna
1 year ago
0:24 bro no way this girl is not an android
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@markwatson8714
1 year ago
As a wise man once said, "that ain't working, that's the way you do it ...".
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@vermaxusa
1 year ago
You see Asain parents pushing their kids hard academically, with even Saturday tutoring for some. I have often wondered what these kids are like when they become adults and have to function in real-life society, interacting with colleagues, etc. I know she is an outlier, but the lesson here is that if you want normal kids, let them be kids. Saiko could never play on children's playgrounds, so instead went to a very adult playground.
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@jceloz6148
1 month ago
ive watched many videos of this kind... and they all have one line in common, "I want to express myself". they want to be seen, heard, admired. i do not have any judgment on them really. i do not understand them even. but one thing i can say, loving and listening to little children is very, very, very important.
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@flowers1-2-1
1 year ago
This is so very, very sad😢
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Thanks for the English subtitles🇬🇧UK 🇯🇲Jamaica
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@DanielDTUBWeinberger
1 year ago
Makes sense to me, do what you enjoy. I can relate to wanting to share with all rather than limit.
I definitely never got into this work for many reasons to include the STDs/exploitation fear.
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@chrizboticario3226
1 year ago (edited)
with strict parents + toxic office work? yeah maybe i know they choose that route
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@MisterBatiatus
1 year ago
It's harder than ever to secure a job, let alone one that pays well.
The employer vs employee social contract has been broken. No longer job security, or decent career progression, or even a livable wage.
The AI tech is further fuelling this trend.
The saddest part is when your parents say "you are not working hard enough"
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@ammar3465
1 year ago
1:45 is a freaking major red flag
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@bernie57
1 year ago
fascinating interview. thanks for sharing this.
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@JamesSmith-ix5jd
7 months ago
The virgin guy did a correct call, it's better to fap than to be corrupted by someone like that. What if you catch the feelings and she is in a completely different mental space to you. If you are brave enough you can probably keep it casual, but this is not an easy thing to do with something so intimate because you need to consciously separate sex and love in your mind which is not healthy in the long run, and if you continue with casual after 5+ partners your own mental state starts to degrade, you will find it very difficult to truly love someone because that someone is more or less no different to others you had before (you don't value that new partner and that kills any possibility for love). Our ancestors weren't stupid when they invented marriage, strict social/gender norms and religion, without it the society will collaps in just a few generations.
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@Idreaminoppulence
1 year ago
My biggest takeaway from this is that moderation is key.
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@sondortsogtbayar
1 month ago
i think she followed a life she wanted and owned her choices, it doesn't match most people's view and you guys can criticize society, relationships and family dynamics all you want but also it's not fair to skew her free will onto shame and guilt.
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@grogs777
1 year ago (edited)
I was very sad for the girl while listening her story, if she's at least a little happy with her life now then i'm happy for her too.
Have an happy life miss.
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@meritonvinca5188
1 year ago
I found this very insightful. I did appreciate her honesty a lot. It's good when someone can openly talk about their sexuality and emotions in a mature way and when other people can learn and listen and not ridicule or abuse someone's honesty. And for the men of culture among us - did some research ... decent material.
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@roylloyds9316
1 year ago
what a damn shame
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@ur-inannak9565
1 year ago
I didnt expect the reason to be "I had a sexual fascination with a virgin guy who had a fascination with porn." lol
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@BaselHammer
6 months ago
a very likeable, smart and self-reflective girl. Respect to her
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@mememachine6763
1 year ago
The eyes don't lie, she looks crazy.
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@queengrace584
2 months ago
Why??? I look at her.. She look like my daughter.. Her eyes, nose, lips hair style..
And i cried.. I cant imagined if my daughter choose this kind of life.
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@EdwardLindon
1 year ago
Seems like a very rational, balanced, liberated individual.
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@JapaneseDramaMovie
5 months ago
This is scary as hell
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@tutekohe1361
8 months ago
Great interview with an obviously smart woman who has the courage to make her own choices despite the negativity of some people such as many of the commenters here who feel they must assign their own feelings onto her.
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@rizkydeshanda4235
1 year ago (edited)
That's coming from seeking validation happened alot on children whose lacked attention and affection. Sad reality but still we adult have choices to help ourself or to destroy it even more. I wish she find true love one day.
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@tanfrederika2123
1 year ago
love is important while growing up otherwise she must love herself
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@krautundrüben00
1 year ago
So growing up without love or a loving environment, makes you turn to a kind of "love", that is called love on the outside, but actually isn't on the inside. It's just rough physical contact, that results in a climax. Or not. 😆 As she said, she wouldn't know the difference, because she grew up without knowing what love actually is. Interesting, but sad.
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@esraarashad1639
1 year ago
no people, there is no way her choice was right. Our bodies are so valiable and precious. This can NOT be right in any way in this world.
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@autumnb7135
1 month ago
I really appreciate your concern & interest in this. I can't imagine having sex with anyone I didn't love either. It's so reassuring to see a man showing an interest in the reasons why women may choose to do this.
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@BradSchitt
1 month ago
I watched another video where Japanese people were asked about JAV and a middle-aged man said, "we're a very se*ual society." I think it's better to be se*ual than to be repressed because in those cultures, r*pe becomes an issue.
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@conkrs
1 month ago
She hurt herself because how her parents treated her as a way to get back at them, sad. She really seams nice too !!!!
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@timmccoy1750
1 year ago
Well..... this was quite the interview....In this day and age, nothing is shocking anymore....at least she has a degree to fall back on....Hell, what do I know, Im just a 50+ year old man living in Texas 😅....regardless, I hope that she lives a long healthy, happy and content life...👍
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@dublintvcontent2023
6 months ago
Delusional and in severe DENIAL! Sad really.
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@HonestReviewer70HonestRevi-o1g
1 month ago
Her honesty and clarity are truly refreshing. Rare these days. Sex stuff aside, I’m sure I would enjoy just talking and hanging out with her. I’d probably start liking her, though, and thoughts of what I set aside would likely come into play.
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@Ljungdurst
1 month ago
This poor soul is brainrot AF.
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@nariswarm
1 year ago
Somehow i feel i can relate to her life but i don't follow her way. The way she speaks, it's like she's numb
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@maisakurajima9194
1 year ago
S** is love only when it's meant to be done with ur lover. But in This Industry S** is just plain Exploitation, the other person doesn't really see u as a human but a doll, it's disheartening
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@TheresASnakeInMyBed
1 year ago
Bro the thing that gets me is these women are way to pretty to be doing this kinda shit.
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@Nalenja
1 year ago (edited)
Pure and understandable rebellion and a huge lack of self-esteem - I’m totally sad for her - I don’t think it’s the right way of rebellion but ruins her future potentially - especially in Japan 😥… either way: Best luck for your life 🍀🍀🍀頑張ってください
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@kumomeme7852
1 year ago
she seems to be happy but i dont know if thats true. whatever it was, i dont think she would be continue doing so in long run especially once she grow older. all of this actually depressing inside.
i hope she and other person like her would break free and find happiness in another field and put trust in society again.
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@trainnerd2000
6 months ago
What a great woman she's down to earth and doesn't have any bullshit hangups about sex
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@SavedbyLordJesus
1 year ago
May God bless Japan and save them... Man that interview gave me tears
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@DjWarp79
1 year ago
I feel sad for her. She just embraced the industry that showed her importance
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@NoName9T
1 month ago
Strict parents + Schools that put up countless barriers for women, preventing them from studying and working + Glass ceiling = "Why are women so angry?
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@Inkimetronic
1 month ago
1:28 she looks like she is gonna cry. Most men and women who go to porn are unfortunately repressed, denied or abused abd trying to reclaim something
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@reinhartgregory
1 year ago
Easy job, easy money
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@Waywind420
1 year ago
On an individual basis, if people want to humiliate themselves and their family for money that's weird, but whatever, it's their life.
A broader perspective though, these people have popularized degenerate behavior to billions of people and it has been culturally far more consequential than they realize .
A complete disaster in so many ways, but they will never take accountability for it, because to do so would be to admit they made the wrong choice.
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@alaminmdtanvir3361
4 weeks ago
Why everyone defending this girl? If it was a guy no one would defend him.
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@zaharbj8594
1 year ago
Nobita-sama, my greatest respect and admiration to you! An interview with Reiko Kobayakawa would be greatly appreciated
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@dondouglass6415
1 year ago
An intersting and very candid interview. I really hope this young woman is ok and safe in her future profession. Without any judgement I find it peturbing to think what this young ladies future might bring? 🤔😐
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@wernerviehhauser94
1 year ago
It straight up tells you there's something severely wrong with society if the porn industry is the better option....
Japan is fascinating. But it's fascinating also because of the hard contrast in society und culture where light shines right next to utter darkness. It's definitely not a "easy" country to live and work in - an interesting one, nonetheless.
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@zero5496
1 year ago (edited)
I heard from my friends having connection with Japanese sex industry is that those girls think other jobs pay is bad and sex is quick and easy so they took the chance, since Japan now a days is a bit too impetuous to money
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@subterragaming836
1 year ago
If she likes it. All the power to her. Not gonna sit here and say she shouldn't. Only problem ofc is not having a partner has to suck abit after a while.
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@samesamebotdifferent
7 months ago
life is so simple it doesn't make any sense . we live on a tiny floating rock in a place that stretches 38 billion light year in every direction ..and that is just what we can see. and 1+1 still equals 2 at any time .
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@MizanurRahmanArif-t8b
1 month ago (edited)
This video shocked me in the most unhinged way possible...
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@lakshaychawla3103
1 year ago
That's why legend said Never Date a Damaged Girl.
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@user-upt6j6hk15
1 year ago
This isn’t just a Japan thing, you should expand your perspective. There’s a lot of degree holder porn stars around the world.
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@doderiolarkisso4038
1 year ago
I can understand not dedicating your childhood to just studying because, you know, you wanna be a kid too. But becoming a porn star seems a bit of a weird choice after all that lol.
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@Roseglove59
1 month ago
The lead actress in the original Shogun series with Richard chamberlin went down this path and it ended badly for her!
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@theblacktezcatliopca
1 year ago (edited)
To all their own, but this seems very sad. It almost seems as if there is an underlying trauma I can't put my finger on. But if it works for her, and she is happier for it, good. It just doesn't seem quite that way. But that could be my own bias talking.
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@tephra_
1 year ago
Well, this was bleak.
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@micb1232
1 year ago
Interesting perspective
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@MubashirOfficial
4 weeks ago
No money jobs in Japan I wasted my money then I found Germany ❤
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@Don_DeMarco
1 year ago
This is looking like something on a worldwide scale now. Women from many backgrounds, from those who did not go to school to those who graduated with an in demand degree, from those who grew up poor to those who grew up with more money than they could think to use, many get into the adult sex work industry for either money or attention, or to even feel what it's like to be wanted/desired by someone.
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@anon8373
1 year ago
lol the virgin guy she was dating was a weirdo. she was willing to let him smash, but he refused to protect his virginity yet he was a porn addict?
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@fionafidela
1 year ago
"But just want to understand WHAAAAAAAY🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣"
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@Asdfjglqeertuiiop
1 year ago
The pay is bad in corporate
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@shiwakuseven5859
1 year ago
Every one has the same two challenges in life: (1) survive, and (2) prosper. As long as you survive and prosper, what others think doesn't really matter. What really matters is if you don't survive and prosper.
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@p382742937423y4
1 year ago
What could possibly go wrong here?
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@MuhammadHaziq-c7n
1 year ago
Damn,as her mouth saying,her eyes saying another thing. I felt pity,dissapoint at the same time
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@PederHalvorsen
5 days ago
Perfectly natural thinking.
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@WatashiNoProblem
1 month ago
if you think about it. KAZUHA from LE SSERAFIM also is the same exact story
from ballerina to a cornstar
we just pretend kpop isn't corn for some reason lol
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@SPXG0D444
1 year ago
The way i see it is,her life was perfect so she sought to have problems in her life...
By having problems atleast her life will be meaningful
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@alanoffer
1 year ago
This is everywhere not just Japan , only fans is the new 21 century pimp ,
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@SirMevan
1 year ago
Wait ‘till he finds out about only fans over here in the states
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@J1230-o4y
1 year ago
What a very sad way, me selling my body for education and for a good future then they chose that way for nonsense. What a sad way, I cannot blame here
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@Samarth-m3d
1 year ago
So hentai and porn stories are true afterall WTF
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@Curtis-u2i
2 months ago
They were in top ranked Universities because they can afford it, not because they are intelligent people. That is why they quit school.
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@bogemiforever9916
1 year ago
According to Japan Today, 65% of Japanese women under the age of 35 were involved in the Adult entertainment industry. One of the many reasons men are choosing not to get married.
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@miaomiao07
1 month ago (edited)
This is just my opinion, you decide for yourself what is suitable for your life. Dont do this to yourself just to get back to your parents. Because you are the one hurting. If you have childhood trauma try to find areas where you are hurt to heal your inner child. If you want talk to them and tell then how you feel etc. If they listen or dont listen, not what you can control. You decide for yourself what you want for your life. If you dont want to be in toxic family. You dont let them influence you. You can leave to build the life you want. Unlearn and relearn life yourself. Dont be passive and wait for them to scold you etc. You can take initiative let them know you will decide for yourself etc especially when adult. This is taking responsibility to resolve what is in your heart. I know it might not be easy. But it is something you might want to do to heal. Or some people just leave their toxic family. But you decide for yourself what is suitable for you.
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@karlriemanntv
1 year ago
saiko yatsuhashi
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@Cali_Boi78
1 year ago
She looks broken and damaged with that cold stare without any feelings.
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@Madmadid
1 year ago (edited)
While everyone trying to be sympathetic to the girl who throw away her life carrier, goals, self respect, honor, body and all in the dumpster fire. i feel extremely sad for the parents that were plagued with such a corrupt daughter. what did they do to deserve such humiliation for rising such a human.
so so very sad.
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@neovxr
1 year ago
You have a good way to produce interviews.
I think this woman spent too much time with the wrong things, when she was young. This may happen to many. Some parents may have limited understanding for one of their kids that is a little bit different.
The parents thought a good school and diligent studying were the most important thing, but this was true only to some people, like her siblings.
For some people it needs much different experiences to understand the world, while the school can't help them to achieve deeper understanding of the self and the social environment. Experiences should be made in freedom and in a rich and very natural environment. It could be a farm and indigenous life, whatever.
If we want to help young women to be happier, we might suggest that they travel a lot to foreign countries, together with different friends, siblings, comrades, gaining experience about companions as well as of other cultures and other social norms and options.
Or, another idea if there is some talent, she might play with a rock band for a couple of years. Nowadays girl rock bands write their own songs, and have many female fans, and they do that also to escape "idol" lives, where they have to be obedient to super strict rules and most of them are simply getting exploited.
As a conclusion, also I think things have already changed a bit, since the days this woman was in school.
Perhaps she is ok with her situation, but for the bigger picture, we might watch the trendings and promote more options for young women so to get a wider education than what most schools are offering. They should enjoy social education that is not only based on norms, but on a paradigm of personal success with their particular own personalities. If the parents cannot do that, some social undertakings that are not that strictly regulated, might help them a leap forward, like playing together with other musicians, or doing some sports, especially team sports.
But probably there are also a number of good monks, that give lessons and preachings in a loving way. I think the secret is a good mixture of everything.
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@juresaiyan
1 month ago
The modern era truly is shit.
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@toobarauf8409
1 year ago
Complete waste of one's self.. there are so many other positive things a person can do!
This industry, no matter what you say, is dark end abyss.
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@enigmavariations3809
1 month ago
Education and wealth do not equal wisdom. You can be a wealthy PhD and still be a fool.
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@Kitt33o9
1 year ago
Her life was actually so depressing ://
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@downtoearth1950
1 year ago
Lets just face the fact that some take the easy paths in life.
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@howdidigethereeh
1 year ago
It seems like she entered the industry by curiosity, but stayed because like all the attention and “love”. Maybe she was lacking those components growing up. Definitely emotional damage to her parents if they ever see this interview.
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@bestlifeonroad
1 year ago
if, a man interviewed like this , would people give sympathy and believe all the excuse & explanation he said ? 😂
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@signupisannoying
1 month ago
So many comments saying rebel from pressure and lack of love, etc but she said she liked being naked and seen by many people being naked. It's not all just family problem. It's what she likes.
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@Just_Human-g3h
1 year ago
She is sad. She can't say that😢
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@xDomglmao
1 year ago
Fascinating interview
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@edilee5909
4 months ago
I can relate. Wasn't allowed any contact with girls when young and told my feelings "weren't real" but simply hormones.
Since the desire is still there, I started to do it as a biological function without needing feelings as a precondition.
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@Eliam_Kazama
1 year ago
I think the reason behind why she didn't love any of her boyfriends, (and possibly it's the same the other way around, I'm pretty sure they where only interested in her appearance), it's because many people in Japan start dating without even really knowing the other person.
I'm sure not all of them, but I've heard enough stories about this kind of relationship to know a good amount are like this.
I think you should know the person at least for month, discover things about the thrm, their personalities, hobbies, upbringing, discover why they like you and viceversa (if you really like each other), etc.
Even then, it may not work out, but it's much better that way. I think it's wrong to skip all that.
Anyway, I think the root of the problem here was her parents, they shouldn't have pressured her so much, and they should have shown her a better path for her sake, not for what THEY want. Many parents have children because they want them to fully their own desires, like puppets, and they disregard their children desires completely, their confort, happiness and dreams, I hate that.
The child didn't choose any of that, they didn't even choose to be born in the first place.
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@JPunjabi1857
1 month ago
I’m from India and strangely this mindset / life path is also gaining traction!!
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@lsrf654u89u
1 month ago
Japanese women are awesome! So free minded and willing to experiment! Everything goes. It's awesome! 👌
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@GameTourist88
1 month ago
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@Tbcsb
1 month ago
Why? many women told me they work in sex industry because it's much easier to make money with their bodies than working on regular jobs. Nowadays, everybody has to work hard to earn a paycheck. From software engineers to nurses, all have to work hard for their money. That is why many young women choose to work in sex industry, using their bodies instead of hard labor.
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@Tbcsb
1 month ago
Sex workers make money 10 times higher than regular workers. US currently have 2 millions sex workers; a lot of them are pretty wealthy.
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@whade62000
1 month ago
The interviewee is a wonderful and strong-willed person (like many women in the industry), no trouble there.
What's upsetting is the rampant prejudice in the comments. Prudes try to paint her as a liar, gaslight her and say she'll never be happy, make rude speculations about her family etc., completely ignoring everything she says, JUST because they can't digest the idea.
A lot of people who live "right" by conservative bigots end up unhappy, loveless and doing a job they don't enjoy. Good on her for seeing that in her future and making a choice. It takes strength of character do to that.
Ironically close minded people who shame people for sex work, or whose "love" is just emotional blackmail are precisely the ones these kind of girls rebel against.
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@robbywijaya88
1 year ago
empty inside
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@Al-Gebruh99
1 year ago (edited)
Her laughs sounds so,so uncanny.Like, her inside's sounds very dead
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@ronylbravo88
5 months ago
I think it is time that we addressed these sexual urges of the young children and not be awkward about it. Women like this one have zero encounter with romance, intimacy nor sex before a stranger approached them and introduced them to wide variety of sexual encounters. It is like corrupting a minor to smoke or take drugs or their first time winning their big take in the casino. It is all in the mind.
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@duyong4172
7 months ago (edited)
You people in the comments suck so much! She can do whatever she wants for living. But you guys assume all kinds of bad things about her. Why do you assume she has mental problems just because of her job, how narrow-minded can you be. I thought that by hearing her talk about this would help you empathize somewhat but no still the empty morality judgements. If you can think critically at all, you would realize you’re leaning too much on your prejudices, and not actually taking what she said into account and considering that sex workers are just normal people, like everyone else. Literally nothing suggests something is wrong with them, only your own bias. People are smart, they know have to be happy, to live well, and choose for themselves, they don’t need to be taught by you people. Normal people don’t care so much to judge this stuff like this because there’re things they may not understand but you guys do know everything huh?
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@jiji_d
1 year ago
You don’t have to respect her job choice because she’s not respecting herself either. By objectifying her body, she’s indirectly objectifying women and woman body. I’ll never respect anyone in that so-called “industry”.
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@bribengal1968
1 year ago
Well, that was unique.
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@henrrypoop7570
1 year ago
But wait till later...
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@tokyoknight6676
1 month ago (edited)
Sounds like being rejected by a virgin was the straw that broke the camels back.
Very sad.
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@RobertOcon-k7w
1 year ago
'😳😳I thought it was such a shame that only he could watch this"...WHAT?!!
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@JamesEnzo-w8f
4 months ago
They want easy money with pleasure
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@columbusmovie
1 year ago
Lack of love from parents seems to be the #1 (and maybe only) reason for a person to do this. Very sad. A waste of a perfectly good person.
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@tomster7574
1 year ago
one has to wonder if she was s/a by her parents for her to think degrading herself to this extent means nothing to her
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@truesight91
6 months ago (edited)
Technological programming at its finest :P But in reality, what you "suppress" only grows stronger and the shadow becomes bigger until it eventually explodes and they flip their life path 360.
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@mojtabasajadi2882
1 year ago
it was actually so sad,such a broken woman
hope she find her way back
of course the culture is making a great rule in that
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@OHOHOHCOME
1 year ago
Not gonna lie, she doesn't look so bad.
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@MST-w9m
4 weeks ago
Alway's a bunch people gonna assume she's unhappy like they know
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@rossita6634
1 year ago
This is so sad 😢
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@Hana11645
1 year ago
Japan sounds so depressing. (I am not judging at all) No country is perfect.
But working in this kind of industry should be the last resort for anyone, it's also very unsafe—especially for a woman.
May God guide her to a right path to happiness ❤
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@LogIn-my8dq
1 month ago
idk what yo'll saying but even though her laugh seems fake in he stories i feel like its and way to just brush the awkwardness off as it now didnt affect her in any way. And i think she likes her job rn because growing up always had to follow what her parents told her to do be it be uni or job and finally when she chose what she liked and was interested even tho i agree that her family didnt love he lead to it she pretty much found what she wanted and seems to like it...
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@nullpointer6792
1 year ago
I was saying this to a friend. But you can tell how poor an economy is by how many women voluntarily enter the sex industry. It has been increasing in Japan and from the times I have been there it has become more public in it marketing of it in the red light areas. Going from maybe a sign or a girl in a cute outfit handing out flyers mostly covered and a big red 18. To now there are girls working the windows in bikinis. It is really sad. Nothing wrong with the sex industry just why people choose.
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@सांकवमराठी
1 year ago
May be she didn't watched perfect blue movie.
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@SuperGrayfox11
1 year ago
pornstars are like idols who had a company who they sign with like SOD for example which takes care of there talents and the pay is much better compared to standard salary its not we are still living in the old era
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@almondcrustbread7767
1 year ago
One thing that i was left speechless in japanese people culture is hqw honest they talk about even taboo thing as a person somehpw its change my perspective
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@cutepandaNVM
1 year ago
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@CosmicHase
1 year ago
Corpses look more alive
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@ENVTuberCeline
1 year ago
I totally understand your feelings at the start of the video, Why is a very good question..
I mean especially when you are capable of so much more, And you're capable of so much more..
Why would you want to reduce yourself to nothing?
All your self worth, All your value, Gone, Because you just threw it away.
Now belonging to all your viewers and whichever man chooses to use you.
And it sounds like it was difficult for her so I don't know why she would force herself.
Just mindless and stupid.
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@svenshrempf
1 year ago
Obviously ez money, especially to women who are not virgins anymore.. they dont need to work more than 5 hours a day and the pay is a lot more than an average office worker.. not just in japan actually
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@faunafreya
1 year ago
Its like none of them know how to speak like a human. 😶🫥 She herself and the guys she interacted.
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@bestbondy11
4 weeks ago
This is one of the problems with having such a misogynistic and sexually repressed society towards women (and men)
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@beebeetee88
1 year ago (edited)
This distorted view of the world, relationships and her self worth has all stemmed from disrupted/insecure attachment from her parents. How terribly sad
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@vbstm9917
1 year ago
Shes too pretty for this
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