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Warning: This is a recommendation based on my review for both manga rather than any similarity between the two series. Specifically it is about what I said Cat Street loses after a few volumes/chapters. Short version: I said it loses it's elite artwork and becomes more dream-like and it is in this dream-like elements based around the fantastical evolution of a woman's life that both Cat Street and Love Slave become similar. The problem of course is that most Josei stories can fall under this category so it may not be this similar enough to be a recommendation but I have such a hard time figuring out Love Slave for my review that I thought a recommendation can better create a picture than a review. Still...I wouldn't go so far as say I am recommending these two series for recommendation's sake. I do truly believe these two deserves to be recommended to each other. I just worry that people may not have the same view as I got from both of these series that they end up not seeing it from my perspective - especially because both series have surface differences that may make them world's apart except from my own perception. read more 

The two mangas have pretty smiler plot lines. They both start off with main characters that have boyfriends but come to accept there homosexuality after meeting woman they fall in love with. the difference come in the certainty in the woman's personality after the decision to finally live out there lives as there true selves. Personally, i think Indigo Blue is more consistently good, but i very much loved the flawed human aspect that was in love slave. I also *spilor* love the fact that Ureha didn't end up in either relationship and really worked on herself and then found that she could be self sufficient. But she also came to realize that the love she had with her daughter was healthy and could be nurturing to both of them. So they both have there strong points :-) read more