Unlike 801crazed, below, I liked the first story the best. Despite the potentially sleazy premise, it had the most realistic feeling of the three oneshots: almost like something that could actually happen. Its strong point is the characters: they were truly likeable, with believable insecurities and desires. I really appreciated how restrained and considerate Saitou was (still, what a tragedy it is that in the yaoi world, a seme who behaves like a decent human being is actually the exception and not the rule), and it wasn't done in the "let's take a uke-looking guy and make it so that he only becomes a f**k-demon when in bed to trick people who don't like the seme archetype!" way either. He felt like a real person; a person who didn't become a rapist at the same time he realised he was a top. Mitsuya was also quite likeable in his own way: persistent -- but not annoyingly so -- and sure of what he wants, which is just what was needed to overcome his older partner's unnecessary scruples.
Tsunaide, tsumuide was all right at first, but it ended up going the "If a gay guy keeps hitting on a straight guy under the guise of being "just a good friend," maybe someday the straight guy will fall for him, too!" route, which I dislike because it's not only ridiculous but also pathetic.
Maigo-kun was so-so: not terrible, but really nothing new or interesting, either.
Tl; dr: I wasn't very impressed with the collection as a whole, but the title story was sweet, so I may consider reading something else by this mangaka in the future.