If this gets removed, I understand because it's an odd question

This is for the boundlings who used to read strictly YA but I was wondering , what age did you start reading more NA ( new adult ) books ? If you remember what your first NA book was, by who?

Mine was Icebreaker by Hannah Grace , don't judge please , then I moved onto The Twisted Series by Ana Huang, then Emily Rath Jacksonville Rays

As a Canadian, I am more drawn towards hockey, and yes, I know a lot of people don't like these 3 series, but they hold value to me even if they seem cringe

If you don't read NA books , what are your favorite YA books ?

Do you think it would be easy(ier) trying to understand sexual attraction and the differences of certain things if you were allo?

I thought it would be funny for everyone to play this little game that came to my mind, but with a PB and reading theme.

1. Reading at night OR reading in the morning
2. Book forums OR PB club
3. E-books OR physical books
4. Funny posts OR analytical posts
5. Audiobooks OR e-books
6. Reading while traveling OR reading at home
7. Most discussed books OR least discussed books
8. Writing reviews OR posting on forums
9. Annotations OR no annotations
10. DNF reviews OR read all 100% reviews
11. PB app version OR PB web version

Edited to add one more. 🙃 The one I'm most curious to see your answers is the last one. HAVE FUN! Hope you enjoy. 😄

Brought to you by my misophonia and the landscapers outside of my complex weedwhacking and such (they're just doing their job, not their fault!). I have a hard time with noise interference and intense noise like this keeps me from focusing on anything. I can't close the window because it's too hot, and where I am there is no AC. I'm thinking some noise canceling headphones and background music would be a good remedy for my current situation.

Another big one for me is anxiety and residual stress from work. A lot of times I can't focus on reading because my brain is too worried about work crap or whatever is weighing on me. Sometimes a ten minute meditation helps, other times my brain goes right back into overdrive after meditating.

The worst, though, is depression. I want to read but I'm spiraling and I feel like I don't deserve the joy that reading brings me for who knows what reason. Sometimes I can stop the self shaming, but others it's a real struggle.

Can anyone relate? Or is there any advice you can offer to those of us having difficulties at times?