Queer Mangas

Tasuku Kaname panics at the possibility of him being outed in his school. In his state of disarray, he considers ending ending his life until he sees someone jump off a building. He rushes to enter a lounge and doesn't realize, this place is for people who have similar troubles like him.

This is a great manga to introducing straight and cis people to diverse representations of people in the spectrum. We have gay couples, we have lesbians, trans, and asexuals!!

The dead who have never experienced love get a second chance at life as cupids! Their job? Find suitable partners for their targets!

It makes me so happy that mc is asexual :(( for that representation!! saw this recommended by "Lines in Motion" on youtube and is actually such a gem! hope this gets more popular

Yukari and Miki are polar opposites, because of this, Yukari dissents Miki. Until one day, Yukari sees Miki kissing a statue and the dynamic between them changes.

ABSOLUTELY WRECKED ME. This one-shot pierced my heart. Without spoiling, I couldn't believe the change or even the character development Yukari had after meeting Miki... it's just so bittersweet though.

Yuriko (aroace) and Gakurouta (closeted gay) enters into a lavender marriage. Both are pressured by their families to marry with Gakurouta in a one-sided love with his childhood friend, Sousuke. What does it really mean to be in a lavender marriage anyway?

This one hits close home. It delves into the sexual orientation of the characters, conformity, trauma, societal expectations, and even tackling what marriage even is and who decides to get married. It's heart-wrenching and heart-warming

Two girls both loved each other during high school, but soon had to wake up from this dream. Ten years later, Maki coincidentally meets Midori again... the two rekindled a flame from high school. But Midori tells Maki she's pregnant?

Actually bawled by eyes. I love how the story portrayed the different struggles of lesbians through Maki and Midori. Midori struggles with complying to a heteronormative society while Maki struggles with societal expectations of getting married and having kid.