If you liked
Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san
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...then you might like
Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru
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Both male main characters are very shy/awkward when around the female lead. Both female main characters love the male lead's hobby and loves teasing him using sexual appeal both intentional and unintentionally. Both anime is filled with fanservice.
Both cover a relationship between an unpopular guy and hyper, gyaru-ish girl, with some teasing and bonding over a hobby.
Popular gyaru girl becomes attached to a lonely boy with an unpopular hobby. The protagonists have a very similar dynamic, with the outgoing girl constantly pushing the lonely boy into uncomfortable social situations. The shows are chock-full of fanservice and embarassing/cringey situations and as a result can be somewhat uncomfortable to watch.
- they're both romantic comedies in a school setting with enjoyable content - the leading male and female characters having opposite personalities, but still fall in love - the main MC is shy/awkward and friendless, but suddenly gains lots of female friends - the leading female teases the main MC (in Nagatoro there is a whole lot more teasing) - the leading female is great inside and outside
Both have a shy MC with basically no friends and a gyaru girl that teases him. There are also more girls that while follow the MC aren't in love with him.
Popular girl follows some lonely boy around because of his hobby. Both are filled with wet dreams and fan service, MCs have similar dynamic.
Both anime have : - a male protagonist who is introvert, have a hobby which is unsual / unpopular, have lack of self estime and don't have friends. - a female protagonist who is popular and really outgoing, but is really kind in depth and show interest to the male instead of others who seem boring to her. Both anime share the same chemistry, with both male being really shy and both girl playing with that (even if the teasing is a bit more direct in Sono Bisque Doll) and helping them to go out of their shell and ing them.
Nagatoro is basically My Dress-Up Darling to the tenth power. Nagatoro really ramps up the teasing. If you're into that part of My Dress-Up Darling, then you will love Nagatoro, and if you enjoyed Nagatoro, I think you'll love My Dress-Up Darling.
Marin and Nagatoro both teases the guy MC. The guy MCs also both prefer to be alone and have their own interests (Senpai/Naoto being a painter and Gojou being a doll artisan). The difference would only be that in Nagatoro, the teasing is straightforward.