Manga Review: S+M – Shingo + Masaki

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Jp always joked around how I call any woman with big breasts a whore – but in the case of S+M this sadly is actually the truth. She likes one guy, who already has a girlfriend. He rejects her telling her she can only date him if he two times her. She then takes comfort in the twin brother’s kindness since he obviously loves her too, but now the two timing fag breaks up with his g/f and says he wants her as well. So now they both want her, she can’t make up her mind, and they get so frustrated they both screw her at once – and she says she likes it. SIGH. Whore.

The ending is totally inconclusive. It’s like you should just read it up to Chapter 11 and then stop. Reading chapter 12 I was like :shock: Wwhhhatt the shit. Does she screw both now? Sigh. It didn’t help that at least 3 chapters of this manga were totally self contained random character side stories which did nothing to the plot of this manga. I guess the mangaka fantasizes in having twins gang bang her so she left it open ended like that. She also must fantasize about having a giant rack since well in Mayu Shinjo’s series EVERY girl has big boobs – its like a standard. Here the girl is like ashamed of having a huge chest to the point that she skips pool class because of her boob shame. Meh the story could have been developed more but it didn’t seem like the mangaka knew what to do with what she had created.

I don’t really recommend unless you just want to see some twins fighting over a big breasted slut.

6 thoughts on “Manga Review: S+M – Shingo + Masaki”

  3. With large breasts, it becomes harder to dress modestly and tidily, as to telegraph that you are not a loose woman.

  4. i dont know in someof her outfits she looks like her boobs are like…average. they only look “huge” in certain situations and when she puts on a bathing suit. even when shes nude, they still look..average.

  5. As a suggestion, don’t read the rest of this manga-ka’s works. There’s one in particular that’s marketed as a twisted “romance.” Don’t read it. If you didn’t like Hot Gimmick, then for sure you won’t like this one.