
Ruri, a tall, black-haired beauty with legs for days, and Makoto, a petite, innocent sweetheart who triggers everyone's protective instincts. These two polar-opposite best friends cross the line from friendship to a heated, tender romance. Featuring breathless encounters and skin-to-skin intimacy, this collection captures the ultimate school-life yuri drama in four steamy chapters.




















Given the title 'Rubbing Love,' I expected a boring fetish video where they just rub their breasts together endlessly, but it turned out to be a standard lesbian video. The official description uses heavy terms like 'gender identity disorder,' but the content isn't heavy at all; it's just a normal lesbian couple's activities. What I liked was the first scene. Ruri confesses to Makoto in the classroom, and a soft, gentle lesbian scene begins. However, the scenes after that were lackluster: - Too many toys. - Smearing food on their breasts, which is unsanitary and gross. - Cutting costumes with scissors. - A man appears in the drama scenes. Even though it's just a drama segment, it's strangely annoying. Overall, it was mostly a disappointment. I'm giving it a relatively high rating only because I liked the first scene.
The intimate scenes are super soft. There’s hardly anything worth calling an intimate scene until the middle of the film. Overall, it’s just kissing, breast licking, and rubbing; there’s almost no oral sex. Despite that, they’ve got a full set of toys: a rotor, strap-on, vibrator, and double-ended dildo. Relying on toys just dilutes the intimacy. The acting is on the level of a school play, and the dialogue in the drama segments sounds like they’re just reading lines straight out of a comic book. Shinohara-san’s character isn't transgender; she’s just a girl who likes girls and refers to herself as 'boku.' Having the father at the birthday party was completely unnecessary. I don't understand the point of wearing a school swimsuit in the room, and when they cut out the chest and crotch areas, it was so absurd that my interest plummeted. Urakawa-san’s shy, hesitant demeanor was cute, but that’s about it. It leaves the impression of a director indulging in his own self-satisfaction.
I only gave it an average rating because Ruri Shinohara is in it; the content itself is way too soft and honestly disappointing. Maybe she's just not cut out for lesbian scenes, but if that's not the case, I hope she works with a more skilled partner next time to show us that she can actually pull off a good lesbian performance. I really want to see her in more lesbian-themed works in the future!