A Lesbian Breakdown of "Honey, Don't!"
It's sexy, regardless of what else is going on.
I shut my eyes
A man, in his isolated self, is looking for company online. He finds it in an occasional friend and realises that this person is also in need of the same. They talk and immediately realise that both of them are in search of different things in disguise. He has a choice, whether to help the other person or to keep pushing his own needs. He chooses the latter, which distorts his sanity and self.
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A man, in his isolated self, is looking for company online. He finds it in an occasional friend and realises that this person is also in need of the same. They talk and immediately realise that both of them are in search of different things in disguise. He has a choice, whether to help the other person or to keep pushing his own needs. He chooses the latter, which distorts his sanity and self.
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Written By:Vishnu S Vinod
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Porotta Eaters
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