If you liked
Kisei Juui Suzune
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...then you might like
Tokyo Ghoul
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A left-field recommendation for Tokyo Ghoul would be Kisei Juui Suzune; which makes an interesting companion piece for the former as an over-sexualized world when compared to the former's near-asexual/platonic world of relationships. In Tokyo Ghoul there are ghouls who hungrily prey on humans; in Kisei Juui Suzune there are parasitic humans who lustfully prey on humans. Lead characters Kaneki Ken (Tokyo Ghoul) and Suzune Arizono (Kisei Juui Suzune) are like two peas in a pod futilely trying to escape/suppress organizations and social circles that selfishly and desperately try to define their existence. It's worth noting both manga are also body horrors where Ishida Sui (Tokyo Ghoul) digs deep into the psychological changes of Kaneki's body, whilst Haruki (Kisei Juui Suzune) exploits the fact that parasites in the world of Kisei Juui Suzune "make a habit of nesting inside human genitalia and overriding their senses with lust" to explore the sexual coming-of-age of Suzune. Therefore there's enough images in both manga to both excite and repulse you. (Finally: Suzune also has white hair, so this might be the closest answer to the "what if Kaneki was a girl?" question.)