Sleepy Strawberry

Both are korean movies about teens navigating life.
in both theres a teenage pregnancy plot where the character, whose pregnancy their parents dont approve of, is taken care for by another family to later become the parents of the child. Complications arise

gay romance stories/media
characters know each other from school/uni and liked each other then (in His they were dating) but lose touch after. One of the ML gets with a girl in the mean time but does not find the relationship fulfilling (he more so finds it suffocating).
Now as adults they meet again and rekindle as their romantic attraction to each other is still strong

Both are romcom movies about an ordinary man falling for a woman with two/multiple sides to her. Two contrasting people seem to inhabit the same body. ML has to navigate his relationship to each one of them

Both are romance stories about a man and a woman with dissociative identity disorder (previously known as Multiple Personality Disorder) falling in love.
The male lead has to navigate his relationships to each alter who have different and distinct personalities.

Seem to have a different vibe, are from different decades but the set up is kind of similar:
Main character has a specific quality they want to get rid off before confessing to their crush X. Helping them in their pursuit is another character (the actual Love Interest). During this, the characters grow closer.
Romcoms
Funny shenanigans

- divorced male lead with a young, curious daughter
- main character is ambushed by the sudden visit of someone from the past
- focus on family and the different ways it can look
- tackles lgbt issues, discusses the discrimination lgbt people face and the prejudice (more or less subtle) directed at them
- sad, serious, but also heartwarming and sweet at times

More or less subtle gay romance shows about an underperforming high school student and his tutor.
They change the others lives for the better
Comforting, nice

Both shows are short boys love dramas about a commoner male lead and a love interest thats a popular idol.

Korean romance/comedy movies in which Da Hyun from Twice plays the main female lead who is a high school student.

Both movies are about lgbtq+ navigating/coming to terms with their identity in a confining, religious environment.
homophobia, questioning ones faith, falling in love
sad ending

Stories that tackle religion/christianity and queerness
Main characters who are believers or whose family are believers become entangled in a forbidden romance as they are confronted with hatred for their love and come to question their faith
SooHee is pretty sad and tragic, though

Include the trope of falling for your sisters boyfriend
lgbt characters, male lead going through a gay awakening
Oh mando is told from the perspective of the boyfriend while your summer my storm is told from the perspective of the brother
colourful, creative directing decisions
light hearted but also discusses serious topics