WZEN-076

The time has finally come for me to end my relationship with this photographer. It seems that the six videos requested this time are the last stock. I think the photographer finally realized that what he was doing was stupid. What he was doing was a copycat video that was imitating a video that was selling well in the underground world, so it was unsatisfactory for people who were buying the real video, and it didn't sell as well as he had expected. This may have been the reason for me to stop shooting videos. I think the day will come when this photographer will be arrested, but since I was complicit in the sales, I am prepared to be caught. Copycat criminals are popping up one after another, copying and filming videos of innocent girls walking on the streets being targeted indiscriminately by putting drugs in their drinks and making them fall asleep. is a fact. Nowadays, unlike in the past, it is easy to take photos with a smartphone and upload them to sales sites, so I can only feel distrust in Japanese society. Lately, when I turn on the TV, most of the news coverage I see is full of slush funds from politicians, which makes me sick of it. Sometimes it makes me think about the role of Japanese media. I think the current trend these days is that we only report news that doesn't matter and that things that we really need to pay attention to don't make it into the news, which is really wrong. For a long time, there have been restrictions on reporting on horrific incidents, but from my point of view, I want to know the truth about the incident. The weekly magazine industry, as well as the Japanese media, should be aware of the existence of these videos that are selling well in the underground world, but is there a reason why they don't write about them? They should be able to wipe out the videographers and imitators by writing reports and articles about it, but the fact that they don't do that means that they may be one of the users who bought the video and enjoyed it. When I think about it that way, I feel like this country is over. I've been wondering for a while why that video is so popular in Japan. Is it a national trait in Japan that it is acceptable for men to do whatever they want to a sleeping girl who doesn't resist? Similar videos are circulating overseas, but most of them seem to be shot in Asia. ××× People who are selling gummies by taking advantage of the gray area of ​​the law have recently been caught and the law is about to change, but the people who filmed and sold this video in Japan are also close. In the future, the law will change and they will be cracked down all at once...