Prisoner of Pleasure

A successful software developer starts picking apart his own desires in therapy sessions with Clara, and the habit doesn't stay confined to her office. What follows is less self-help than slow unraveling.

He and his wife Anna seem stable enough at the outset, but the sessions push both of them toward a widening cycle of obsession and emotional dependency. Anna's appetite for pleasure eventually outgrows what MC alone can offer her, and the story is upfront that this leads somewhere he can't fully control. Netorare is baked into the premise, not a side option.

Play is straightforward visual novel reading with choices steering how far the couple drifts, built in a format that also runs comfortably on a phone. There's no combat or stat grind here, just scenes, decisions, and the slow accumulation of consequences.