Does someone know a mangaka similar to harada? Or a yaoi that's close to their work? In s...

Tsukumo gou, motoni modoru, ogawa chise, rinno miki, kyuugou, cannabis, nakamura asumiko.

If you want something twisted i'd recommend you Motoni Modoru and her works (like transfigured night or koi ga bokura) and Ogawa Chise (like Kusatta rasen, nishikaidan no akuma)
also maybe sot from these:
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/dark_road/
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/escape_kyuugou/
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/tenkousei_nakamura_asumiko/
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/homura_uzuki_jun/
or try this list by yakuza girl:
http://www.mangago.me/home/mangalist/1603/?filter=&page=1
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I'm impressed you can like harada's work. The first time I read harada's was gintama dj where hijikata was raped. It was so cruel I couldn't sleep for days. I felt really bad. My mood was so affected I even wanted to do self-harm. I thought that harada is one messed up guy and psychologically sick since he could think of and draw in detail that kind of story.

thanks =)

I already know everything by ogawa chise (and loved it xD)
but I'm gonna check motoni modoru out. I think I read a few of hers too but not the ones u recommended.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction =D

Mienai Kusari, right? I read that one too...
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Well, I'm wondering myself sometimes O_o
It's not like they don't have an impact on me. While I'm reading I'm crying buckets and think "daamn this is so cruel". But I also like crying while reading fictional stuff.
I also enjoy the psychological aspect in harada's work.
And I would never wish for anyone to get hurt in real life let alone to hurt someone myself, but I'm kind of a sadist when it comes to manga characters =0

you're welcome :). Yup, ogawa chise is great (⌒▽⌒). I suppose that you've read 'dog style' by motoni modoru. There was a time when that was recommened here often.

yep, dog style and that one about rika. That was a twisted one too xD I remember that it was too much for me back then ö.ö

http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/aseru/
and its sequel
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/misshitsu/

That's the thing with disturbing works of art. It challenges viewers to look into the depths of human cruelty or depravity, something that most people would like to think doesn't exist within themselves. Not everyone is able to do it. Many people would think the creators of these works are sick people, but sometimes that's not the case. Sometimes it's the artist's statement that'll disturb people when they are actually of sound mind with a sense if morality like anyone else's.

Sorry for getting so philosophical (￣∇￣"). I just finished watching an episode of Psycho-Pass, and your post triggered some kind of desire to write this since it kind of pertains to the episode I watched.

Wtf how can yall cry and say that bout Harada, Harada is god hahaha, i get so horny when i read and cant imagine how hot it would be to have a dom like that

It's not hot at all. But it's actually an artist who can incorporate real human feelings and themes of real life into manga, normally yaoi is just about no reality and bullshit, I don't read manga a lot but when I do I just read Harada. It doesn't even turn me on and I simply scroll past the sex scenes because it's not what I'm there for. I'm reading for the plot and entertainment and everything is damn real. Like there's no rape and then the uke acts like it didn't fuck them up. No, in the manga I read I need realism. That's where I get it. Man I'm lit as fuck right now

Also, the art has to be fucking good. And Harada is one good artist. As you can tell I don't read much manga because I have no clue what the fuck I should use for terms. But the good part is that I read a lot of books that involve homosexual relationships and I really enjoy the realism in those. So I try to find that in the manga I read also. Thanks for listening

Do you also mean the Harada Oneshots? Because I don't think there's a lot of plot in the three pages you read after skipping all the sex scenes xD

I noticed you said that you read a lot of books that involve homosexuality. Would you mind recommending some to me?