Sorry for Craving Dick at the Wholesome Massage Place: NTR Massage With My Ex

Editorial Review

★4.2 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

This is a competently executed NTR narrative that leans heavily into the “netori” angle—the fantasy of romantic/sexual reclamation rather than humiliation. The premise of reconnecting with an ex through his newly established massage business is a familiar framework in Japanese adult manga, but it’s one that works because it naturally justifies extended physical contact and allows for genuine emotional ambiguity beneath the sexual content. The framing here hinges on Shiori’s dissatisfaction with her current boyfriend creating narrative permission for her vulnerability to Yanagi’s touch, which is a more psychologically grounded approach than pure coercion-based NTR.

What distinguishes this work is its focus on sustained pleasure mechanics rather than rapid scene cycling. The tag density—nipple teasing, clit teasing, consecutive orgasms, squirting, cervix stimulation—suggests a production that commits to extended foreplay sequences and varied stimulation across 70 pages. This extended approach allows individual scenes room to breathe, a relative rarity in doujinshi where pacing often prioritizes quantity of positions over intensity of sensation. The inclusion of both toy play and multiple positions indicates technical variety in how arousal is depicted, which matters substantially for readers who experience arousal monotony in more repetitive works.

The “wholesome massage place” framing in the title functions as both comedic understatement and thematic irony—the juxtaposition between clinical wellness and escalating intimacy is the entire appeal here. The JPEG format and 70-page count suggest this is a full-color production, which in contemporary doujinshi typically correlates with higher art consistency than black-and-white alternatives.

Readers seeking NTR with genuine emotional friction between desire and commitment, combined with technical competence in depicting sustained pleasure across longer sequences, will find this direct and satisfying. Those preferring faster pacing or harder conflict narratives should look elsewhere.