Love made right (no rape, no abuse)

The protagonists are a little clumsy and their pace is somewhat unusual in the progression of their relationship, but they clearly respect and support each other throughout, and they properly convey their feelings as they discover what they truly mean to each other. It's really sweet and one of the protagonists' background is actually very relatable to real life of LGBT people in Japan.

Not necessarily the cutest or most ellaborate story, but it's lighthearted and not heavy-themed. It's a chill story for when you just want some distraction. My favorite one is the first couple, somehow the writer made their growth as characters really life-like and flowy.