YataMomo
Yata-Momo

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Moocher Guy With Tragic Past X Guy Whose house He’s Living In. And they fall in love <3 

Both have a sad excuse for a human being (the uke) who will let anybody fuck him (and abuse him) so long as he has company for the night. He has no self respect, self esteem or confidence, but lucky for him, a kind and loving seme helps our uke come out of his eternally abusive relationship cycles so that he can finally understand what "true love" is 

These stories give off the same feeling when I read them. Asuka (TKA) and Momo (YT) are both very loose and not too bright. Each dealing with odd past relationships that torment them. These guys also have a stroke luck in meeting a rather kindhearted straight guy who takes them in.The main difference is that YataMomo has more fleshed out characters since it is a longer story, while Tsumasaki Kara Aisarete is only a one volume manga. Thankfully each manga has a happy ending for the main couple! 

The stories and settings are nothing alike but the uke main characters in both start out as self-loathing men who will sell or trade their body to anyone for anything, but who, over time, grow to treasure themselves and the person they love. Both made me cry.  

If you like yaoi with their fair share of "dark" content, either one are on the same level of material. You can even argue that they're interchangeable. Visually speaking, the main couple involved look identical and both couples' personalities are strikingly similar, if not the same. No joke. The ukes? To some extent - trashy. But eccentric nonetheless. Cunning, no doubt. The semes? Simple with temperaments so mellow they put their partners in place. Therefore, expect very, very, very, similar relationship dynamics. As for the differences, they're pretty subtle. Other than general plot, perhaps the biggest difference between the two manga is that YataMomo has more character development and relational build up. YataMomo hits on plot substance and highlights the character's past. BSSM on the otherhand, there isn't much focus on that part. It's mainly focusing on the relationships rather than the background itself. In other words, how the couple turned into lovers. Either way, in my utmost humble opinion, these two manga are interchangeable given that they have their fair share of "dark" material. read more