Ayaka-chan wa Hiroko-senpai ni Koishiteru (2024)

Both have Lesbian romance. Both are gl. Both have an age gap, although it is a smaller age gap in The secret of us. Both have a career woman that is pursued by a younger woman.

Both have Lesbian romance. Gl. Both have comedy. Both are based on a gl manga. Both have a more mature lead.

Both have Lesbian romance. Both are based on a gl manga. Both feature several queer characters not just the main couple. Both have comedy.

Both are gl, wlw romance. Both are from Japan. Both have sapphic characters that have difficulties because of the Japanese heteronormative society. Both have humor and drama.

Both have lesbian romance in the gl genre. Both are more focused on comedy. Both have characters that is desperate for their love interest but they often makes comedic mistakes and Create funny misunderstandings.

they both have a similar vibe i think, ayaka chan is a more straightforward lesbian drama whereas futari monologue is a fruity-ish friendship but both have a girl that changed her appearance (blonde + contacts) to look cooler in the eyes of the other girl that they like.

they both have the same quirky, lots of inner monologue freak outs that are common in japanese comedies so i think if u liked awhsnk you will like futari monologue :3

Both are fruity dramas, although Ayaka-chan wa Hiroko-senpai ni Koishiteru is a japanese GL (aka yuri).
- ACWHSNK has a more comedic vibe
- GAP is more of a dramatic love story

Both are fruity dramas, although Ayaka-chan wa Hiroko-senpai ni Koishiteru is a japanese GL (aka yuri).
- ACWHSNK has a more comedic vibe
- MMDIY is more of a angsty love story

Both are fruity dramas, although Ayaka-chan wa Hiroko-senpai ni Koishiteru is a japanese GL (aka yuri).
- ACWHSNK has a more comedic vibe
- Blank is more of a dramatic angst love story

Both are Japanese GLs (aka yuri).
- ACWHSNK is more of a comedic vibe
- CGW:PHJWWNMK is more of a dramatic love hate romance drama

Both are GL in the RomCom genre. Both are about adult women and deal with their work life aswell as the romance.

Both have lesbian romance. Both have a lot of comedy. Both have several lesbian characters, not just the main characters. They both have a lesbian bar/cafe where they meet.