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If you liked Gaki no Koro kara add

...then you might like Cousin add

If you're looking for manga with weight-loss as the central theme, look no further. The female main characters in both undergo the difficult process of losing weight, motivated by thoughts of a guy. In the process, they discover who the people that truly matter are. Very sweet and heartwarming stories.

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The capacity for obsession to envelop humans is given heavy emphasis in both manga. While Fetish is a psychological manga light on graphic elements, Lovesick Dead is both disturbing and stark in its horror. Read both for a very chilling experience.

If you liked Heptagon add

...then you might like Haruka na Machi e add

Both feature the main character jumping back in time into their high school days with their present memories and experiences kept intact. Despite their different ages and circumstances, with a middle-aged man alienated from his family in Harukana Machi-E and an unfulfilled working girl in Heptagon, both explore the question of "what could have been".

If you liked Pretty Face add

...then you might like Denei Shoujo add

Both are hilarious ecchi romances that stand out from the glut of the genre, thanks to a genuinely nice and good-hearted male lead that you'd root for from start to finish.

If you liked Mars add

...then you might like Bitter Virgin add

We see characters dealing with the repercussions of a traumatic past and how they find comfort in a loved one and learn how to trust again. Mars, however, handles issues with greater competence; nevertheless, both are worth reading for those who love romances with a darker edge.

If you liked Shuukatsu!! - Kimi ni Naitei add

...then you might like Hapi Mari: Happy Marriage!? add

Both are light and warm Josei romances with a splash of comedy. Great reads particularly after a long day at school or work.

If you liked Nijigahara Holograph add

...then you might like River's Edge add

Both feature a varied cast of characters, each with their own set of problems and insecurities. While both deal with the hidden, shadowy sides of everyday human life, River's Edge is easier to grasp while Holograph is more abstruse.