id: 1344852 - Text: I love her so much ❤️ I love her attitude and how free she is!!! She's right too, there's nothing wrong with liking sex. It's weird to me that people think it's weird. We should all be as comfortable with the things we like as she is. She's honestly an inspiration to me ❤️
id: 1344871 - Text: Love this! I completely agree with her as a completely unapologetic openly sexual woman
id: 1344878 - Text: She is such an amazing woman! Clicked on this video immediately bc she’s so inspiring. The world doesn’t really believe women should or do enjoy sex. “The bravest thing you can be is completely yourself” perfectly put it. Much love Kazumi ♥️
id: 1344897 - Text: She's living her best life. That isn't my idea of a good time exactly, but at the end of the day, it's none of my fucking business. I loved sex in my twenties. In my thirties I stopped wanting to share my body with men at all. For many reasons. Now I'm celibate and honestly, I like that too. It's interesting how many lives you can live within one lifetime. I guess the confusing part for me is the intense focus on the physical only. There's more to life than sex, or being a sexual person. đź–¤
id: 1344898 - Text: sex is only part of the day. We all need more than sex
id: 1344899 - Text: Seemingly unrelated, but I work in construction. My former co-worker "Chad" used to be male dancer / gigolo in Vegas. Many similarities between his old life and that of Kazumi. Now "Chad" is pushing 50. When I asked him what he learned from life as a sex-worker, he replied: "easy come, easy go."
Chad lived a life that many men dream of. But all of the money, relationships, and thrill that "Chad" experienced vanished as quickly as they appeared. Sadly, "Chad's" old life untimately left him addicted and homeless. Fortunately, he had the chance to start over.
I hope Kazumi realizes the enduring truth behind "easy come, easy go" sooner than later, and that she makes the necessary choices to experience a more profound and lasting peace.
id: 1344904 - Text: I’m sorry, I’ve already commented several times, but I’m genuinely angry. You could tell that Kazumi was showing a side of herself (her thought provoking perspectives on things and her insightfulness and her intelligence) and Mark just shuts her down and reduces her to her profession as a sex worker and basically tells her that he wasn’t even paying attention to her. I saw the light leave her eyes when he said that. Why is it so hard to just validate her intelligence along with her sexuality? This is why I’m a feminist. I think I’m done with Mark.
id: 1344912 - Text: I struggled a bit with this interview. It felt like Mark was really zeroing in on the sexual aspect of things instead of validating her intelligence. She’s a damn smart lady.
id: 1344913 - Text: It’s not her that’s disturbing it’s you mark and when this girl is dead in 5 years you should delete this page. I love sex. I hate death. Don’t confuse the two. What horse shit…