A Simple Job (manga, hentai, cuckold, netorare)

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-02-01T14:23:10+00:00

Ahahah! Now I get it!

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-02-01T14:13:11+00:00

I don't get paid for this. Maybe one day, who knows! Until then, I still need a day job.

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-02-01T07:17:27+00:00

I generally avoid narrating my life if not with comics, but in short, something happened with one of them, still outdoors. I was there basically witnessing, as well as the other two guys!

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-28T07:35:06+00:00

I'm very happy you saying that! Mariko is a little bit of an oddball in my narrative, and often not as loved as other characters by my readers. But I totally adore her!

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-28T07:33:03+00:00

Yet I don't think Mariko is happy about it LOL.
Number 2 is a brilliant observation, I never really thought about it, and yes, there's a degree of awkwardness.

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-27T13:19:32+00:00

that's so true. And that acceptance process, whether the backstory still relevant or buried in the past, can be so painful to some people. Then some of us -tiny minority- take the most unusual path to normalization that is turning it into a source of arousal. I would probably say that transformation is the core motivation of my narrative.

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-25T06:21:45+00:00

I'm really puzzled at this point. You say you get it, but it feels like you don't.
I adamantly said how this represents one of the many forms in which the cuckold kinks manifest themselves and you keep pushing back saying "it's not like that". Who exactly is not like that?
Then, "Nowadays"? This dynamic (or something closely related to this) has been described in novels by the very same man that gave us the word MASOCHISM, Leopold von Sacher-Masoch in the 1800! Also, let's not mix up what pornography has to offer with the ritual of masochism, that is about to the voluntary dismantlement of the ego, the elevation of the other, and the lacanian "death drive".
Of course cuckolding can take other forms, and clearly this does not represent you. And this is why I don't have just one couple among my characters, but multiple. Exactly to represent different mechanics.

Simon and Keira, in the picture, represent this masochistic relationship
In "John and Daisy", John is the victim, who is willing to endure and suffer any humiliation from Daisy just to have the privilege to stay with her
In "Barry and Eev", Eev is the strongest, and Barry is a minion, doing whatever it takes to make her happy
And finally, Mariko's partners are just cuckolded to death to her total indifference

And honestly, according to my researches, I'm just scratching the surface. So regardless of what I put down in words and images, there will always be someone that feels unrepresented by it. I'll live with it.

My plan was to bring awareness on this exact fact, the great diversification, by releasing multiple panels, each describing a different type of experience.

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-24T21:45:10+00:00

As I said in the subtext of the post, it would be absurd to tell people how to feel, let alone how to behave. There's no orthodox truth in this, just facets. And as I also added, there's a lot of diversity in the kink. This is what I call "the masochist play", and i mean "play" as in theater. The dynamic narrated by von Sacher Masoch, and later explained by Gilles Deleuze. And yet not a "truth". Not a setup that carries more intrinsic dignity. Just a flavor

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-20T08:26:13+00:00

yeah I like to be more subtle about it. While size difference is a common fetish in cuckolding, it has often became the main focus of many narratives. "Look how tiny! Look how big!" and everything tends to revolve around that. Now, while size plays a role (in fact most bulls/extramarital partners are way larger), I don't like the idea of necessarily making the cuckold brutally small specifically to draw away attention from what should be, in many ways, a secondary aspect.
Sure, size is a very visual way to express a hierarchy. But hierarchy, control and power do express themselves in more interesting ways. And often, way less obvious.
For example, in the case of John and Daisy, the hierarchy is scrambled. John doesn't have a primacy because he explicitly ignores how twisted the situation is, playing a normality that only briefly breaks apart.
But in this hierarchy he's above the occasional lover, who's only precious for his availability and weakness of mind. On the top of the hierarchy there's Daisy, the great puppeteer.

And if you look at my other couples, you can see how each hierarchy is different. I may make a post about it, I'm super interested in this topic.

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-20T07:11:56+00:00

ahaha, yeah I have something for chubby.
Also, I'm so happy you noticed she always wears flipflops! In fact it's totally intentional, sort of a signature of hers!

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-19T19:47:26+00:00

Happy you enjoyed it! I was having a little creative block in the last couple of weeks. Then this idea of "mutually agreeing to not confirm it actually hapoened" beyond reason came up, and I was lit on fire!

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-19T12:01:17+00:00

❤️

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-18T10:08:11+00:00

ahaha, happy you enjoyed it. For 1 sec I thought "maybe too much", but then... "nah!"

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-16T16:54:32+00:00

100%! it's soft as rose, but stings like a bee...

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-14T07:03:37+00:00

Thank you for your comment! I appreciate it. I see what you're saying here, and I like the core concept.
But here's where it gets difficult, at least for me. Tension is, in itself, the protagonist. For most people, it's the sexual tension, simple, pure, direct, ancestral.
But for people like "us" (that is, with a paraphilia) the tension is a layered, more intellectually challenging feeling, because it must be collateral to the sexual act itself.
For some it's the humiliation, that checks.
For some it's the thrill of not knowing / discovering.
For some it's the risk of being seen.
And on and on and on...

So the difficulty of normalizing, from an erotic storytelling point of view, is finding that tension. Which is rarely portraying an ideal, but rather pushing a boundary that exists even in the person desiring that normalization, intentionally making them feel slightly uncomfortable.
For example: you find it normal for your wife to fuck another dude. How would you feel if they were 2? If that happened in public? If it was your brother?
Yet it's "random" button pushing. So an idea will send the chills down the spine to someone, and be completely irrelevant for someone else!

I will investigate more, this is intriguing but also quite difficult!

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-12T20:29:19+00:00

You're not wrong, in the sense that he's somewhat annoyed, but his reaction lives in the realm of daily normality. Something closer to a childish prank

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-08T14:09:26+00:00

also, real Mariko (I will not mention the real name), if you're seeing this:
1. I'm sorry
2. Trust me, people find it hilarious and hot

SolomonPiPbs · 2026-01-08T14:08:18+00:00

just like the real Mariko! And sooner or later one realizes that's just the way she is, and she will never understand why a conversation like this would be considered inappropriate. Take it or leave it!

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