But I'm Still a Virgin

Amy Adams, a deeply religious woman raised by a preacher, sits in her home holding a sacred scripture close to her heart. Someone knocks at the door, and when she opens it, she encounters Lily Wilde for the first time, a young woman in distress. Lily confesses that after fooling around with a boy, false rumors have been spreading about her.
She admits to engaging in a less intimate act, feeling conflicted about what others might think of her behavior. Amy reassures Lily that as long as there was no intimate penetration, there was no wrongdoing on her part. Amy seeks to educate Lily on ways to relieve sexual tension without compromising her beliefs.
Amy discloses her own experiences with anal intercourse, much to Lily's surprise. She explains that oral or manual stimulation is acceptable as long as there is no penetration, preserving her innocence. Amy encourages Lily to embrace her desires and shows her the pleasure that can come from exploring new sensations.
Questioning the teachings of her faith, Lily searches the scriptures for validation as Amy begins to explore her body. Overwhelmed by the arousal that follows, Lily succumbs to her carnal cravings, guided by Amy's experienced touch. Amy leads Lily through a transformative sexual encounter, introducing her to a world of unprecedented pleasure.
Although it challenges her beliefs, Lily revels in the sensational experience, feeling the intensity of desire in ways she had never imagined.