Aoi Hana
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Both Girl Friends And Aoi Hana Are cute stories about Two best friends falling in love with each other. 

Character design and plot are so similar that I find it extremely hard to remember the difference beteween the two. Same story about very close friends falling in love with each other, interleaved with the stories of many secondary characters. 

Main character from both manga struggled not only about loving a person with the same gender but also had similar problems dealing with their own feelings. Both manga are great and realistic when compared to how real-life settings 

Follow me here, down further into the rabbit hole! Hanjuku Joshi, or half-boiled girls in English, is, from its title to its story, themes, characters, etc., a parody of the notion that school girl lesbians, or even just lesbians in general, aren't "grown up," as well as the notion that all girls need a man in order to be complete. It's not terribly long, and it's not terribly deep, but from the time the relationship picks up, to the end of its continuation manga, Hanjuku Joshi shows that it clearly believes that those notions are not true, and that school girl lesbians can ACTUALLY BE school girl lesbians. A la Sono Hanabira, which you should not look up yet, it's best that you be MUCH farther down before you get into that story. Now, let us continue. read more 

Similar art style, stories, and atmosphere. Both involve girl x girl stories with more realistic tone. 

Two female friends start to fall for one another. 

Both are for the same mangaka and deal with characters that are growing and learning about theirselves. The story of Aoi Hana also deals with sexuality and love matters in a kind and delicated way. 

Both series are story of slow burn romance between females that protrayed delicately. Both series include more stories of side characters.