I would really like to find a similar anime with hard complex topics
I recently watched O maidens in your savage season and I’d like to find something similar like talking hard topics like a teacher grooming students a child desiring older people being jealous of others and the agony of people hating you for being pretty not only that but how they discover so much about their body and what they want and let go of the stigma around sex
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Orb: on the movements of earth
Warning: Gems may change the way you view the world... Watch at your own risk.
1. Now and Then, Here and There (Give it 3 episodes).
2. Graveyard of the Fireflies.
3. *Bokurano: Ours*
4. *Hell Girl*
5. Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica - Again 3 episodes.
6. 86
7. Kino no Tabi
8. Honorable mention: Re:Zero (Because it tackles issues of mental instability).