Netsuzou TRap

- Romance anime where you want to punch the wall - Scummy characters, NTR, ecchi scenes 

Two identical series that explore high school relationships in a twisted manner - displaying the desires of trashy characters.  

Both series focus on the interactions of friendship, love, and sex. The characters in both find themselves in similar situations such as mental abuse and cheating. Both series are also able to maintain a story line without over-the-top erotic scenes. 

Go to horny jail. Okay, sorry, I couldn't resist. I think both of these shows ultimately struggle with how much they want to pander to fetishism vs how much they want to be a serious teen romance drama, and both kinda fall into the mindless lust zone at points. I will say that both make serious attempts to be a dramas, and that both do some very unique and intriguing character dynamics. Both are very captivating shows of questionable quality, but if this is your type of thing I think you'd enjoy both. Kuzu no Honkai does still have a yuri relationship, but is much less fixated on that relationship. read more 

Se você gosta de uma anime que parece mais uma novela com traição,muito drama, YURI (um gênero de anime que descreve relações românticas entre mulheres),personagens que você mais odeia do que qualquer outra coisa então,pode ser que você goste desses animes.O que mais tem é drama e principalmente traição, mesmo com todas essas características eles conseguem ser bons animes para um determinado grupo amante de gênero YURI e SHOUJO. 

Both are messy girl-girl romances and have a similar trashy soap opera feel to them (in a good way). If you like one, you'll probably like the other. 

Based on publicity, It is an anime that has to with girls coming out of the closet. An openly accepting their fate and feelings for one another. 

Both of these shows are yuri-centric anime with similar relationship dynamics. Both shows plots' are essentially the pure of heart and dumb of ass blonde character slowly having a sexual and romantic awakening towards the more experienced/streetwise (but surprisingly damaged) dark-haired character. Also, both have a lot of fetishized/fan service moments between the main characters; if these aspects bother you about one show, they will certainly bother you in the other. Both relationships feature varying degrees of non-consentual moments and some unhealthy relationships between the main characters and also with the supporting cast; again, if this was a problem for you with one, it'll be a problem in the other. NTR is however a lot more self-aware about these aspects than Citrus, but falls victim to a much shorter runtime which leaves itself a lot less developed. Citrus also features a strong, interesting supporting cast of waifus (if that's what you're here for), whereas NTR features 4 characters (the two female mains and their boyfriends). read more 

Both have a wholesome story