Haru yo, Koi

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Seinen romances in general tend to have a darker, more emotionally torturing effect on their heroes. Bad timing, misunderstandings, indecisiveness - it's generally what makes a seinen romance. The heroes enter deep depression, they vent their frustrations through lust - it's what makes a man. In these aspects, these two mangas are very alike. Though Haru yo, Koi is definitely more sex charged - the drama you'll find seeping out of these is generally something you'll crave for. 

Two mature seinen romances about a guy dating one girl, while he's in love with another. Haru yo, Koi is much longer and has a lot more melodrama; GnM is shorter and has more sexual content.  

A guy who is with the girl he likes but two-times her the whole time. Heartbreaks quarrels and reunions. 

Looking for another seinen/ecchi/romance manga? With love triangles? 

Both of these series are heavily smutty but have really lovable characters with lots of drama, romance, relationships and sex. Girlfriend deals with many couples each with their own chapters in separate vignettes. Some even get additional follow up stories in later volumes. Haru yo, Koi has follows a number of young adults and the relationships that form between them with the interaction between two specific individuals at its nucleus.