Collection GIF Video Maplestar Collection [2025-02-01] [Maplestar]

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shimekops

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One could have guessed this. Her animations are quite soft and canonical. I don't know how to explain
If I had to say, it's the greater attention to the foreplay or coherence of the encounter rather than just pistoning non-stop. Women tend to have a more nuanced approach to these things whereas "most" men just wanna get it on right here right now XD Best examples I can think of to illustrate are the Rias and Jujutsu animations. Rias was an old revived project so its approach leaned more towards the female side of things before Maple could adjust her approach to what works with her audience. Meanwhile the newer Jujutsu one had great balance between the setup plus foreplay (there's even cuddling after the deed), and Yuji just goin' ape on Nobara's plump ass.
 
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If I had to say, it's the greater attention to the foreplay or coherence of the encounter rather than just pistoning non-stop. Women tend to have a more nuanced approach to these things whereas "most" men just wanna get it on right here right now XD Best examples I can think of to illustrate are the Rias and Jujutsu animations. Rias was an old revived project so its approach leaned more towards the female side of things before Maple could adjust her approach to what works with her audience. Meanwhile the newer Jujutsu one had great balance between the setup plus foreplay (there's even cuddling after the deed), and Yuji just goin' ape on Nobara's plump ass.
I'm sitting through a translator from Russia. I didn't quite understand the meaning of this sentence. DxD was originally aimed at a male audience, wasn't it? Or did you mean that for older anime there was a more "teasing and gradual" approach?

Otherwise, I agree with you. I've long considered Maple as beautiful art on my hard drive
 
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