JIMMY-012 Digital Tattoo: Because of a video I filmed thinking it would go viral, I ended up exposing an embarrassing moment that will never go away. Nagisa Sakuragi

After pouring passion into product development for so long, he finally completed a one-of-a-kind beauty device. Now he’s fired up to launch a big ad campaign, make it go viral on social media, and turn everything around for a huge profit.

I had been watching how hard he worked and thought I was supporting him from behind the scenes. With the help of influencers, I was planning to promote the product in a flashy way. But then I heard people say that trends start with provocative content.

Even though it’s called a beauty device, its oddly curved shape, raised ridges, and intense vibration made it feel a bit too suggestive. I ended up using it far more than I should have. I also sent a video I had filmed without any bad intentions, just because I was asked to. As expected, it spread online and quickly got out of hand.

Is it too late to regret acting on impulse, knowing it can lead to consequences that can never be taken back? I’m truly sorry for what I did.