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Also avoid boobs.
It'd be the best way for me to find ways to improve it, otherwise I'm just throwing darts in the dark.
specificly something i would like to do with shuri as a target :P
I see this thread is old, but for anyone looking this answer totally works.
The main thing was that I thought I had to hold the button clicked and rub her. I didn't know it was a "click once and that's it". When the hand let go on it's own even when I was still holding the button, I thought I had moved the mouse too far away from the rubbing spot or something, so I let go and clicked and held again, which registered as clicking the same spot too much and drained the meter.
To be honest, until reading this thread I thought every hand interaction in the entire game was supposed to be click and hold rubbing, and had no idea that "click once" was even an option that existed. I figured the game was just a little buggy with registering hand interactions or something.
It's possible that a tutorial message mentioned this, but I don't remember anything about it offhand, and the interaction scenes themselves don't seem to give any indication as to what's hold and what's single click. Something like different hand poses for the different interaction modes would be nice. Maybe the grab and hold spots could be a hand grabbing with all fingers, while a click once spot could be a brushing gesture or a finger poking or something else that's very obviously different than a grabbing pose.
The second problem was that I also didn't connect the spots of light to anything until I read this thread. I figured they were just lighting effects of "Yay, let the headpatting begin!", and didn't realize those where the activatable spots. Especially since they went away almost immediately. Possibly something like having the spots glow again whenever you click somewhere that isn't interactable would help make it more obvious without making the spots glow all the time.