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making a thread about sapphic shoujosei manga from the last decade or that are ongoing because i'm pissed that people keep acting like yuri hasn't consistently been published in shoujosei magazines for a long time now.

happy pride month to all the nonbinary baddies

⚔️ COVER REVEAL ⚔️ Here’s your first look at the English cover for Oni & Dawn: Bakumatsu High School Girls, Vol. 1 by Hana Ikuta ( @suitondiary). A dramatic GL story where history, identity, and forbidden love collide. Get yours here! - buff.ly/KXKKZLg #MangaMavericksMonday

📖 EXTRAIT GRATUIT 📖 Partez à la rencontre de Chika, une jeune adulte que la romance n’a jamais intéressée et qui souffre de la pression que lui met son entourage à se trouver un partenaire… Les premières pages 👉 pulse.ly/j1k7mcuran Disponible ce mercredi en librairie.

for pride month, i'd love to ask people please, pleaseee read "untitled flowers" by @ISAKA_ISK its a josei manga that tells us the daily lifes of two women who live together — akane, a trans woman and miwa who has decided to bring home the child of her childhood friend who died

Rainbow flags waved as some 15,000 people marched in Tokyo’s Pride Parade in the Shibuya district on June 7. Amid the cheers and celebration were calls for greater understanding of the LGBTQ+ community and improved human rights.   www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/ne…

\\✨100万部突破記念 応援イラスト&コメント✨// 5日目は…👀 『ボールアンドチェイン』 著：南Q太（@murasakibashi）さん🎉

Beauté empoisonnée, Bella a grandi paisiblement en prenant soin de la forêt dans laquelle elle vit. Mais un mal la ronge… Tout ce qu’elle touche péri à cause d’un sort jeté par sa grand-tante… 🦋 « L’amour de Belladonna » de @Ruu_neptune sortira le 10 juillet prochain !

Don't forget about these amazing yuri manga that have been confirmed for anime adaptations! I Want To Love You Till Your Dying Day will be airing in July, The Moon on a Rainy Night is in production, and The Guy She Was Interested In Wasn't a Guy At All has been announced too!

@alilcreacher MIKI X AYUMU??? YOU KNOW PEAK!!!!!!

10 (non canon) (YET!!) ships to get to know me 🙂‍↕️ 1. Marikata (Hamefura) 2. Suonirei (WBK) 3. Nicolas x Alex (Gangsta) 4. Chosoyuki (JJK) 5. Farcille (Dunmeshi) 6. Setsuri (Gnosia) 7. Miki x Ayumu (Life) 8. Tanatsu (Natsume) 9. Nanahachi (Nana) 10. Kanetsuki (TG)

▶Reposted from the author's blog with permission. June is Pride Month. Around this time last year, from May through August, I was pitching the storyboard for Counterfeit Symphony No. 10 to various publishers. One thing I heard again and again was: "This isn't real yuri." "The character designs need to be more feminine and cute." "She's too masculine. It's uncomfortable to look at." As a lesbian whose partner is butch, I often found myself receiving advice about what "proper yuri" should be - from cisgender heterosexual men. To be fair, this isn't unique to yuri. BL, seinen manga, heterosexual romance aimed at women - commercial entertainment isn't reality. That's precisely why someone like me, a lesbian, can write BL based entirely on imagination and fantasy. And it's why male editors can give advice about lesbian characters to a lesbian creator. Comments about character appearance, behavior, or marketability - the inevitable "this isn't quite right" feedback - are simply part of the business. (And of course, if your execution is strong enough, nobody needs to point anything out. Ultimately, creators are responsible for communicating their vision effectively.) Entertainment is a business. People pay money for it. If a creator falls apart every time they're criticized in a meeting and starts shouting "bias!" or "prejudice!" at every note, they're only sabotaging themselves. If that's unacceptable, nobody is stopping you from staying in the world of self-publishing. And yet... Knowing all that intellectually didn't make it hurt any less. Especially when I heard: "She just looks like a substitute for a man." That was a phrase that had wounded me many times in real life as well. Masculine lesbians exist. So why does "diversity" so often feel like something we're expected to receive permission for? I started wondering if my portrayal of Leon was really that flawed. And the only thing growing deeper was the crease between my eyebrows. During that period, what kept me going was the television drama Gentleman Jack. Set in 1830s Yorkshire, it tells the story of Anne Lister - a landowner, entrepreneur, and a figure often described as one of the earliest visible butch lesbians in history (though historians continue to debate aspects of that label). She is unapologetically butch. She isn't always a victim. Sometimes she's selfish. Sometimes she's the one causing problems. She can be proud, reckless, frustrating, even pathetic. And yet she walks forward with her head held high, striding through the world without apology. Not a saint. Not an icon carved from perfection. Just a human being. Watching her gave me permission to believe: "It's okay to draw this." Until then, I had spent much of my life keeping my distance from queer empowerment stories. Partly out of self-protection. I'd tell myself: "I don't need empowerment through entertainment." "Bright, uplifting queer stories only make me feel worse." "Reality is painful enough already." (Though horror films saved me more times than I can count.) But I was wrong. Completely wrong. Honestly, it's a little embarrassing to admit. Anne Lister gave me courage. Real courage. For years I watched Pride Month from a distance. Thinking: "Oh, so people actually wave flags and do all that." I was afraid of being seen as annoying. Afraid of being judged. Afraid of taking up space. But there were butch lesbians before me who stood up during and after the Stonewall era. Who fought for dignity. Who refused to disappear. Because of them, I can sit here today and create the manga I truly wanted to make: Counterfeit Symphony No. 10. And so, for once, I'd like to add my own small voice. (And of course, the right not to come out should always be respected and protected.) For a tomorrow that never needed anyone's permission. Happy Pride Month. Thank you. Truly, thank you.

yall cannot possibly be telling us to shut it for having issues with a trump supporter mangaka when hundreds of others yuri work by actual queer women are being put on hold

@alilcreacher i think that my gayness levels should be higher since i barely watch anime

near-modern stories about old queer woman

@colleensmanga They're so cute ❤️ Would love to see more of the witches if you choose to draw more!

Even if it's not perfect art made by humans who love it is always better

NEW VIDEO OUT NOW why does everybody f*cking hate art lately.... youtu.be/WHJnFvbK6HI

#ひとりみです 連載1周年🌸 ただいま #プライド月間 で試し読み増量中です！ #PrideMonth2026 #Pride_CandleA @akicocotto @Kado_comi

@VIZMedia This is incredibly disappointing and disturbing. Using AI in your advertisements shows you do not care about the works you are advertising, nor do you care about your audience. We care about art made by humans. We don't want slop. I've cancelled my Viz subscription. Do better.

One of the most anticipated manga in history is finally here! Check out Kingdom!

HAPPY PRIDE!🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️💕 We are raising a child together as same-sex partners. We are a family. We exist. #TRP #TokyoPride2026 #PrideMonth

Love The Moon on a Rainy Night and need a new phone wallpaper? 🌙 We've got you covered. ✨

🌠 COVER REVEAL 🌠 Le tome 1 à peine refermé l’attente commence déjà… Retrouvez Fuyuki et Eri le 2 septembre dans le tome 2 de "Constellations Cruelles" de Shinoa ✨ Entre amitié, jalousie et sentiments inavoués, que deviendra leur relation ?

✨\\ 無料増量フェア実施中!! //✨ プライド月間に合わせ、本日～6月30日まで CandleA作品の無料増量フェアを カドコミにて実施中です🌈 この機会にぜひ読んでみてください🕯️