By 90's, do you mean the japaneses' manga way of drawing? If so, I recommend you read manhwa (Korean Comics) or Manhua (Chinese comics) since it's structured differently and often comes with colors.
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Thanks for coming out. I thought I was the only one who doesn’t like boy bands. (I also cannot, I repeat cannot read actors.)
I recommend http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/koi_no_hajime/
And this one, which is 2000s
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/koi_no_hajime/
I meant this for the second recommendation
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/doushite_namida_ga_derunokana/
ahaha i definitely feel you. currently, i've read 4.5k and most recent of them are of different genres whereas my first ones are all bl. i typically read all kinds of bl though, but rarely do i read ones with traps and crossdressers. s'just not my thing.
as of branching out, i guess all i could say is try taking them in small amounts? like oneshots or ones with multiple stories.
but if you wanna take the challenge, you might wanna try reading:
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/himitsu/
it has a good classic art style, engaging plots, and interesting characters, though it's shounen ai.
I've been reading yaoi for a good 2 years now and have read over 1.3k and I was just wondering is any others have become really picky about the books they read? Like with me I can't read any omegaverse, boy band type, or just shounen ai in general, ect...But since I've became so picky I'm running out to read I guess u could say? Like I only read yaoi and I'm having a hard time branching out. There are so many more to read but I'm also picky about art styles! I really don't like the old like 90's style and that's the only ones I've been finding lately. If anyone has any suggestion books are just advice on how to Branch out all is thankfull.