They say that "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned," but don't forget about the men, my friends. In this age of digital video cameras and the Internet, you don't want to be scorning anyone, male or female. Taylor Bow did this and now she is experiencing the fury.
As the story goes: TaylorBow met a guy at a nightclub and they fell in love. She told him how much she cared for him and he fell for her totally and completely. Then one day she just got up and left him for some jerk with a nicer car and broke her boyfriend's heart into a million pieces. In order to get back at her and hurt her like she hurt him, he went and posted the sex videos they made together on the Internet for everyone to see.
The premise is simple and actually somewhat believable. I'm not saying I actually believe that these are videos taken during a relationship and posted out of revenge for a broken heart. What I am saying is that even with my initial skepticism, I was able to appreciate the effort made to make it seem real. There is lots of talking between the two lovers and it all feels very off the cuff and conversational.
In fact, it almost feels too good, like they are trying too hard to make it feel real. Taylor is great and almost worth the price of admission on her own. Not only is she gorgeous and sexy, but the way she interacts with the camera and her "partner," feels wonderfully genuine. I wanted to date her even before I saw her naked.
There are 20 videos available and they play like real made-at-home couple movies, with almost everything shot from the guy's POV. The scenes range from two to 25 minutes in length, with most averaging in around 10 to 15. They are all divided up into one-minute clips that can be quickly downloaded in good-quality MPEG format.
Sound good so far? Well, here's the catch. Since she has "dumped him" and the 20 posted vids are all he had from their "relationship," there is obviously not going to be any updating going on. Therefore, this is a one-month-and-go type of site. The membership fee is maybe a couple bucks higher than it should be, but Taylor Bow is a joy to watch and the "real couple" scenario is done quite well. All in all, it's worth a month if it is of interest to you.
