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If you liked Fujouri na Atashitachi add

...then you might like Still Sick add

Unlikely workplace romance between an office lady and her junior with a contrasting personality, who suddenly enters her life with mixed signals, leading to romantic tension and drama. Still Sick is softer and more comedic, whereas Fujouri na Atashitachi aims to depict a more realistic relationship.

If you liked Inugami-san to Nekoyama-san add

...then you might like Nameraretakunai Namekawa-san add

Shimoneta gag manga about the daily lives of high school lesbians with comically exaggerated personalities, full of BDSM/kink and slapstick humour.

If you liked Ichido dake demo, Koukai Shitemasu. add

...then you might like Tonari no Heya kara Aegigoe ga Suru n desu kedo... add

The story of a naïve and kind 'plain girl' main character and her horny neighbour who falls for her and repeatedly sexually takes advantage of her (who tolerates everything) until she reciprocates her love. Yes, I swear there's a genuinely cute and comedic love story (with a dollop of drama) underneath this ridiculous noncon premise, and if you liked one, you're probably going to like the other.

If you liked Koushin Koinu ni Koibumi wo add

...then you might like Sayonara Rose Garden add

A period drama taking place in early 20th century about two women who drift together by fate despite a difference in social status as well as pressure from societal norms and familial meddling, with a secret that ties them together.

If you liked Ichido dake demo, Koukai Shitemasu. add

...then you might like Lonely Girl ni Sakaraenai add

Lonely Girl ni Sakaraenai is the PG-13 high school counterpart to the R-rated adult life manga Ichido dake demo, koukai shitemasu. If you put aside that significant difference in sexual content between the two, their main couple dynamics and plot settings are incredibly similar, although the former goes on for longer and leans heavier on slice-of-life, whilst the latter has a faster pace with a stronger comedy emphasis. I strongly recommend both as must-read yuri manga, if you can look past the initially off-putting noncon setting.