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Check out part 1 if you want more. https://myanimelist.net/stacks/7922

(Ignore my ratings, you should dictate the enjoyment yourself)
What definitely makes manga great would be that it goes over a broad range of themes/topics. Manga isn't afraid of addressing taboo topics, nor does it avoid concepts that most other entertainment mediums WOULDN'T DARE to touch. They also provide an imaginative exploration of how the Japanese perceive these topics. We rarely get cultural perspectives on certain topics.
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Includes topics that are rare in animanga compared to other mediums.

Mangá² podcast recommendations (#268-#324)

manga featuring characters that engage in any form of self-harm.

if you know anymore series that fit into this category, please message me & i will add your contribution!

Manga with asexual (ace) and/or aromantic (aro) characters. Some are headcanons.

Not on MAL (yet):

Soujitsu/Soushitsu
Mio (aro) (main)

1% no Koi: Doutei no Boku to Asexual na Kanojo
Ritsuka Mizuno (straight and ace)

17.3 about a sex: Watashitachi no Real
Tsugumi Hara (aroace) (main)

Koi wa Nai Kedo, Kekkon Shimasu!
Sachiko (aroace) (main)

Hadashi no Seimei
Asuka Sakurai (aro) (main)

Love-Razu: Koi ga Wakaranai Danjo no Hanashi
Hayami (aro) (main)
Tsukase (aro) (main)

Tamago no Tsurezure
Iori Morita (aro?ace) (protagonist)

Friends Until the Fourth Verse
Jin Hyung-In (gay and ace-spec) (main)

From wholesome to drama related mangas, this list has it all. However, this list only includes mangas with romance as the main story, not subplots — check out my other list for the best stories with a romantic subplots.

Mangas published from 2020 onwards.

I read the first chapters of all of them, some I like and others I don't, but hey, variety is the joy.

Obviously I'm not going to put all the romance mangas, if it's something shady and meaningless it doesn't belong here. Additionally, the manga must have a little recognition by the community.

I will gradually catch up with all the mangas on the list to see if I remove them or not, I'm not going to be picky. This list is not about my tastes, it is with love from me to you, Mr. and Mrs. strangers.

Finally, there is everything here, yuri, yaoi, ecchi, not ecchi. The only thing I won't put will be NTR and all its variants so liked by our Japanese friends.

Update: complete list, i have eliminated mangas by well-known authors as they are very recent. Enjoy ♡
Part 2: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/46546

Playlist recommendation:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-3w5zB4jn61NtsGvQCVy96nE5E7ml8zI&si=D_flfONicEQ7PcHw

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7uUuv0tWym-VInI7M25bIkdoARl8Ega3

More manga featuring LGBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual, binary transgender, non-binary, genderqueer, intersex, queer, pansexual, asexual, aromantic, etc.) characters in non-BL/non-GL manga.

Part 1: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/37019


Not on MAL (yet):

"Onna" to shite Idakaretai...Seitenkan shite, Hatsukoi wo Mou Ichido.
Sanae Takahashi (trans woman) (protagonist)
Machiko (trans woman) (supporting)

Akarui
Maki Sanada (trans boy) (protagonist)

Chiguharu
Tooru/Tohru (trans man) (protagonist)
Yuki (trans woman) (main)

Gay Fuuzoku no H Jijou
Kazuaki (gay) (protagonist)
Nori (gay) (main)

Girlfriend
Megumi Makimura (bi) (protagonist)
Kaoru Shirasaki (trans woman) (main)

Itsuka Shinu Shoujo
Yuuki Akai (trans girl and lesbian?) (main)

Kamisama, Boku wo Koroshite Kudasai - Otoko no Karada de Umareta Jigoku
Subaru Kawase (trans girl) (protoagonist)

Ore no Karada wa Nande Onna Nanda?
Ryuutarou "Ryuu" Suzumiya (trans man) (protagonist)

Otto wa Jitsu wa Josei Deshita
Tsushima Tsushima (pan) (protagonist)
Wafuko Tsushima (trans woman and queer) (main)

Sayonara Chinchin Welcome Manman ~OL ni Naritakute Seibetsu Tekigo Shujutsu shimashita~
Yoriko "Yoripi" Kamikawa (trans woman and lesbian)

Manga that feature Queer primary character[s] with good representation. No illegal age gaps, non-con, lolis/shotas, or overtly sexual titles.

As a queer person myself, I find I really enjoy when the media I consume has good representation