DSVR-1674 【VR】【8K】 A wildly lewd secretary who can't be satisfied with normal play, a secret-fetish clash of licking/sucking bodily-fluid-exchange affair — 若宮はずき

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Which do you prefer, tea or coffee? I like bodily fluids. Hello, I'm 体液ペロペロ太郎. To avoid misunderstanding, I'll say up front that I like both coffee and tea. For example, with coffee I personally choose either black or super-sweet. I don't drink mildly sweet coffee. Honestly, I don't drink coffee enough to reliably tell black and lightly sweet apart. Both are bitter anyway, so black is fine. When I'm driving I drink coffee as a wake-up. It's naturally bitter as a taste, but not an unpleasant bitterness — not like the green bitterness of bitter gourd or bell pepper. Conversely, when I'm not driving and I'm out for fun I sometimes buy a super-sweet coffee — the kind with condensed milk. It's delicious. As someone who likes sweet things, I prefer stuff that's really sweet because it feels like letting loose. Not something I drink every day, though. The other option is tea. I drink tea every day. At work my routine is buying Earl Grey from the convenience store. It tastes clean and has just the right amount of caffeine — extremely useful for me. Probably when people first try tea they think “so weak!”, but once you get used to it that crispness is nice. I don't drink milk tea or mildly sweet tea; straight tea is my pick. But my favorite is bodily fluids. It's not about taste or caffeine. After all, whether it's black coffee, super-sweet coffee, Earl Grey or milk tea — once you drink it it eventually comes out as urine. If you drink urine, you could say you're covering everything. And sweat and saliva are there to bring out the flavors. Sweat is a taste-changer — a just-right salty note. Depending on how that day's urine tastes, it usually isn’t overwhelmingly salty, so licking it occasionally can be just right. Saliva has the right viscosity; unlike urine it's a bit thicker, which gives an interesting texture. You can dip things into it and eat together. I think they're pretty versatile. So, what do you think after reading this? Individual tastes vary, but I tried to write something broadly relatable. If you agree, disagree or are neutral, please share your thoughts in the comments! I'll be waiting!