I’ve always known that a camera isn’t just about capturing f..
Added 2025-07-07 07:42:19 +0000 UTCI’ve always known that a camera isn’t just about capturing frames. It’s about mood, touch, that trembling feeling inside. Today, I was home alone. After a shower, with damp shoulders and flushed skin, I stood in front of the mirror, wearing only a thin white shirt. It barely touched my body, and every movement sent shivers down my spine.
The camera was set up across from the bed. Perfect light. Perfect me. I pressed record. At first, I just looked into the lens—like someone was watching me. I liked it. I liked the feeling of being seen—real, wanting, free.
I began to move slowly—my fingers tracing along my neck, sliding down, feeling every curve. The camera captured every breath, every sigh, every shadow that danced on my skin. This wasn’t a performance. This was me. For the first time, so open—not for someone else, but for myself.
I knew I’d watch this video again later. To feel that same arousal, that same delicious tension that took over when I let go. Again and again.
