Here's my contributions:
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter is pretty realistic. It involves multiple girls and shows that love isn't always a neat thing - things like past sexual abuse, social expectations and dating guys, whether sapphic love is real in a heteronormative society.
While they may be old, Mist Magazine's stories often involve tons of real-world issues ranging from unloving het marriages and repressed sapphism, bisexuality, how to move on from past lovers, or exchanging illicit sex for something. They are issues from December 1996, March 1998, and May 1998. I also enjoy them because nearly every story has a NSFW
element to it - just like life does.
Finally, Perfume of Love is an anthology that is kinda fluffy, but is somewhat realistic. There's a girl who vents about her secret senpai crush online to a pseudonymous internet friend who happens to be said senpai's best friend - both are blindsighted by senpai's sudden boyfriend and internet friend decides to pursue girl on the upswing, a decently-sheltered girl who is confessed to by a girl in her class and rejects her, but the confession leads to her noticing her and an obsession with her and her most noticeable trait - her sweet smell, a girl who's followed her crush, a childhood friend and neighbor, for a long time until she becomes a teacher at her school and they awkwardly try to pursue each other (has followup in Steps Ch 4 and Ch 5), and an unmotivated student who becomes interested in her new teacher's scent and essential oil usage which leads to her being interested in her body.
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