Girls talk about their scenes in Confessions Of A Sinful Nun

Mother Joan (Magdalene St-Michaels) agrees to go visit her long-time friend Mother Superior (Nina Hartley). For the first time in many years Mother Joan decides to confront her old friend. Over time, their opposing ways of teaching The Lord’s word had turned them from friends into adversaries. When the righteous cry for help, the Lord hears and rescues them from their troubles. In this darkest of moments, afraid she will lose her old friend for good, Mother Joan confesses her love for her fearless friend. Mother superior responds with a gentle kiss on her lips which sparks a passionate deep kiss. After years of fantasy and longing they finally succumb to their lustful urges. With God as their witness they dine on each other’s bodies and explore their sacrilegious fantasies. Nothing but death will stop them.

Rebecca (Elexis Monroe) and Jennifer (Jade Baker) meet each other on a dating application. They both chat for a few days on the application and by text message, it’s now time to meet each other face to face. Rebecca invites her new friend for a coffee. When Rebecca opens the door, she’s shocked to see a young girl standing in front of her. In fact, Jennifer lies about her age, confusing Rebecca and invites her in, giving her a chance to explain her behavior. She listens to her story and slowly lets herself fall for this young and beautiful girl. Jennifer presses the right buttons and Rebecca dives deep inside her stunning body.

The next morning Sister Mona (Mona Wales) and Sister Mary (Serene Siren) pray to the lord for forgiveness when Mother Joan (Magdalene St-Michaels) enters the room. She’s not quite convinced that Sister Mona is healing from all her vices, but she is willing to give her a try. Meanwhile, the health of Mother Superior (Nina Hartley) doesn’t seem to improve, which causes Sister Charlotte (Charlotte Stokely) overwhelming stress. If she loses her mentor she will be forced to live her life in secret like before. Tina (Kenna James) recognizes her fear and reassures her that in the event of Mother Superior’s death, she will stand by her side, which gives Sister Charlotte temporary relief. Tina had another confession to make, however; she’s in love with Sister Charlotte. She smiles and explains to her sister that she is mistaking lust for love. Lucky for her, though, the feeling is mutual. The sisters kiss passionately before indulging in erotic lust under delicate candle light. Tina, the young novitiate, responds timidly at first before getting entranced by satisfying her deep-seated desires. The nuns forget about everything around them and, for a moment, they are the only important thing in the world.

Sarah (Cindy Starfall) and her best friend Natalia (Noemie Bilas) are getting ready for a night out at a club when Sarah receives a text from her boyfriend breaking up with her. Broken down Cindy decides to stay home and let her friend go meet her date alone at the club, but Natalia will not leave her friend alone when she needs her the most. She came back with a pizza and a bottle of wine. In front of the TV watching a boring movie the two girls will question their relationship with boys and wonder what life could be without them. They will quickly discover a different type of pleasure that only another woman can give you.

Sister Mona (Mona Wales) quickly recognizes that Mother Joan (Magdalene St-Michaels) doesn’t rule her convent like Mother Superior. Where once she was enveloped by sisterly love and accepted as beautiful soul, she is now burdened by oppressive shame and is punished for her lesbian ways. Sister Mary (Seren Siren) is intrigued by Sister Mona’s way of life and strongly disapproves of the way she is treated by Mother Joan. When Sister Mona finally voices her opinion and defends herself, Mother Joan forcibly puts her in her place. As a gesture of mercy, however, she allows Sister Mary to tend to her wounds. Sister Mary uses the intimate moment to understand more about her sister’s life in the other convent, especially about being with another woman. When Sister Mona questions the sanctity of her lesbian ways, Sister Mary kisses her neck. Her ravenous intrigue and desire radiates from her eyes as she stares at her vulnerable sister. Within moments, the sisters’ bodies intertwine and perform a lust-fueled spectacle worthy only of God’s audience.

Barbara (Alana Cruise) finds a diary in her daughter’s room. She decides to read it. What she finds inside surprises her. The person, who wrote it, is in love with another woman. Because she finds the diary in her daughter’s room, her first reflex was to question her about her feelings, but when she reveals that her best friend Gabriel (Emily Willis) lost her diary, Barbara turns her attention to Gabrielle. She decides to have a talk with the young girl, and tries to explain to her that she doesn’t have to be afraid of being a lesbian, but when Gabrielle kisses her, this friendly chat takes a different direction.