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A manga interest stack featuring human-presenting female leads with non-human-presenting male leads.
Non-human can refer to monster, animal, furry, inanimate, werewolf, kemonomimi, etc.
Some of these are romance between the two however it's not required.

These are all Joesei manga that I’ve found interesting! It’s all manga, there aren’t any manhua or manhwa in here at all. Remember, Josei is a demographic so while there are a lot of heterosexual romance manga in here there’s also Boy’s Love, mystery, action, thriller, isekai, and etc. I hope you find a new manga to enjoy!

Source: https://comic-walker.com/news/detail/2472

Not on MAL:

Oni no Hana Sagashi

Jimi OL wa Byakko-sama ni Shinuhodo Aisareru: Mofumofu nano ni H desu!

Nine-Tailed Fox Top Student Has Fixated After Me

Monsterous Heart

Manga where a human character has a romantic (or of another nature) relationship with a monster.

not that it's a bad thing per say, but it's hard to dismiss said aspect about the series.

One of my favourite media tropes of all time. Manga depictions of how we confront our shadows, embrace forgiveness, and find freedom in letting go. Some of these explanations are spoilers, so if that makes you uncomfortable please change the format of the list!

Best manga that newly published in 2021!

Horror is the most consistent genre for social commentary. This Manga Stack aims to highlight series that focus on the darker side of womanhood, either angled from that of power and gendered dynamics, and mutual abuse of them; eventual self destruction surrounding relationships, lust or sexuality; or the aestheticism of beauty and the pursuit of the freedom it gives. This one is quite similar to my "Psychosexual Girl's of Manga" stack however do note there are some distinctions to be made, especially regarding introspection of the female mind here.

"I think that writing about women goes hand in hand with horror writing. The female body is a nexus of pain almost by design, but it is also potentially monstrous—an object traditionally subjugated, both for its presumed weakness and its perceived threat."

A list primarily inspired by Angelica Jade Bastién on Letterboxd.

**some of these are rough placements and I will need to reread.



Not on MAL (some are NSFW):
- https://anilist.co/manga/181275/Haru-no-Yokihi-ni/