Someone told me the other day that Xiaohua Non (小花暖) looks like she has a tattoo on her thigh.
Be confident, you can remove the word "looks like." Actually, lately, various production companies have been improving their filming technology, and there are more and more 4K high-definition films. If you look closely, you can see that many actresses have tape on their bodies, and their skin color doesn't quite match...
However, compared to the increasing number of tattooed girls, many more actresses are covering up cut marks on their wrists!
The agent said that in this industry, wrist-cutting is very common among actresses. At least 70%, maybe 80%, of actresses have self-harmed; the only difference is whether they cut once or many times. Moreover, some actresses upload bloody photos of their wrists to social media after cutting them. As far as I remember, I've seen Fukada Yuri do this, and I immediately notified their agent.
The agent then reminded me that I shouldn't waste my time next time, because even if I reminded the agent, they wouldn't handle it—why? Because so many actresses in this industry commit wrist-cutting, and most of them are simply hoping to attract attention, since the likelihood of death from wrist-cutting is low, most agencies will temporarily ignore the actresses until they calm down before taking action. If you try to deal with them immediately, it could very well make things worse:
As expected of an AV actress. Even the industry has standard operating procedures (SOPs) for actresses self-harming; I was still too naive. Finally, my manager reminded me that self-harm has nothing to do with an actress's rank. It's true that some actresses, feeling hopeless due to poor performance, might cut themselves, but even those at the top of the pyramid—those with smooth sailing, high popularity, and huge earnings—might test the sharpness of a knife on their skin…
So, if you see an actress whose wrist color is slightly different from her skin tone, or who frequently wears hair ties on her wrists, know that she's probably trying to cover up cuts. Don't be alarmed; it's a daily occurrence in this industry.
