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If you liked Sneaky Red add

...then you might like Yoru wa Tomodachi add

A somewhat dark romance between a masochist and someone who falls in love with him, drawn with a round, somewhat cute style.

If you liked Ganbare! Nakamura-kun!! add

...then you might like Achira Kochira Bokura add

Both are sweet high school love stories where most of the narrative follows the two leads' developing friendship. Both have a nostalgic old-school art style.

If you liked Count 0 add

...then you might like Unmeiteki Lovemeter add

Both are built around a premise of the main character being able to see some sort of visual representation of other people's lives.

If you liked Ookiku Furikabutte add

...then you might like Tondari Hanetari add

While most sports manga is published in shounen magazines, these two both lean more into shoujo-esque patterns of storytelling and art.

If you liked Princess Tutu add

...then you might like Shoujo☆Kageki Revue Starlight add

Both involve storytelling through performance (ballet and musical theater), including great orchestral music and the perils of Dance School That Has Secrets. Also, important talking animal characters. Other than having musical magical girls, both share fights against fate and stories paralleling in-series stories. Also unexpected dark twists, and nice choreography that combines dance and combat.

If you liked Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica add

...then you might like Shoujo☆Kageki Revue Starlight add

Visually stunning anime for those who like tragic lesbians with swords. Both share a lot of character types, themes, narrative tools, and subversions on the magical girl genre to make it more tragic. Madoka leans more into horror-esque storytelling while Revue Starlight is more for musical theater fans. Otherwise, they are fairly similar stories.

If you liked Kyuujitsu no Warumono-san add

...then you might like Online Game Nakama to Sashi Off shitara Shokuba no Oni Joushi ga Kita add

Similar veins of humor, although "Online Game...etc" also has romantic developments. If you're one of the many fans of Kyuujitsu no Warumono-san who wishes the boys kissed, maybe try "Online Game". (If you like Online Game but maybe wish there was less romance, try Kyuujitsu.)

If you liked Butter!!! add

...then you might like Tetsugaku Letra add

Both are dancing manga that are character driven. Both authors are also better known for their emotionally compelling BL manga, so they come from similar circles and end up with similar writing styles thematically.

If you liked Okosama Star add

...then you might like Koi wa Kamen no Uchigawa ni add

Both BLs are about men who fall for costume heroes, I always link these two in my mind! I think fans of one would likely enjoy the other, especially if part of the appeal is a pre-existing fondness for costume heroes/sentai. They also both feature: >delinquent characters who are actually shy and kind >high school drama (Oko-sama continues into adulthood though) >communication issues >a wholesome but somewhat intense love.

If you liked Gakuen Alice add

...then you might like Boku no Hero Academia add

>Extremely similar premise, where many people exist with incredible abilities. The way the narrative and worldbuilding work with these extremely open ideas is a major part of the series and the viewer's enjoyment. >Deep plot that gets surprisingly dark for being about children. Explores how those with power use their influence to control those without power. >Cool action adventure mixed with school hijinks.

If you liked Love Quest add

...then you might like Datte Maou-sama wa Kare ga Kirai add

Both stories involve magic-esque excuses for the two leads to kiss a lot. Also one of the leads starts out Very Against all the kissing, but becomes more endeared to his partner over time.

If you liked Owaranai Fukou ni Tsuite no Hanashi add

...then you might like Bukiyou na Bokura no Sukima add

Both follow a similar premise of 'jealous boy steals the girls of his love interest', eventually leading to romance. They also share an earnest/rotten couple dynamic in common.

If you liked Slow Starter add

...then you might like Tonari ni add

Are you a fan of slow burn? Do you not want the main couple to speak a word to each other for at least the first chapter, and not learn each other's names until after that? The ages of the characters are quite different (high schoolers in Slow Starter vs 30s-40s in Tonari Ni), but both are extremely sweet love stories complete with pining, trying to act normal in front of your crush, and more pining.