Sweet Blue Flowers

r/mangarecommendations · Lesbians Seeking Sapphic Mangakas

Morinaga Milk - Girlfriends is a classic but I would recommend Hana and Hina After School or My Cute Little Kitten if you prefer smth with adult protagonists Tamifull/Tmfly - How Do We Relationship? is probably the most realistic yuri out there and is easily my favorite. Shimura Takako - Even Though We're Adults and Sweet Blue Flowers are both excellent. The latter was my introduction to the genre and while I'm not sure if she's publicly out as a lesbian 90% of her works are yuri so you can probably be pretty sure Nagata Kabi - My Lesbian Experience With Loneliness is autobiographical

r/mangarecommendations · Looking for Manga Recs that are not Shonen or Seinen.

I'm going to rec some of my favorite authors and series (without considering demographics or what magazine they were in), focusing on stuff that feels or looks different from most popular contemporary work. series: - Journal with Witch (multifaceted, keenly observed story about a 15 year old orphan moving in with estranged, autistic coded aunt—there are no witches) - The Girl from the Other Side (a heartfelt, bittersweet medieval fantasy about found ties, childhood, and caretaking) - Nijigahara Holograph (contemporary horror / magical realism about childhood) - Rose of Versailles (social dram

r/shoujo · Tell me your favourite should anime

A Sign of Affection was so good And I really need to get around to watching Honey Lemon Soda. I absolutely loved the first episode. Some others that I really enjoyed are: - My Love Story - Plastic Memories - Anohana - Sweet Blue Flowers - Nogazaka Haruka No Himitsu - Chihayafuru There are definitely a ton more that I can't think of off the top of my head.