I do indeed. It helps me knock out. Especially there is one seiyuu that I listen to before bed. His voice is not soothing, but it just helps me knock out. This helps when I can't sleep.
It depends. If a normal work has a good story driven plot I would rather listen to it over certain r18 works. There are very good r18 drama cds that do have a plot and multiple disks that follow. For example, I really like Story Time Garden works, because they write very good r18 drama cds.
If I really put myself to work and don't find distractions, I can read about 12 manga/manhwa a day. I did binge read Kimetsu no Yaiba within a week and that had 20 something volumes plus I had to work too.
I'm old and lazy, so I prefer portable device. I don't mind sitting at the PC, but that requires me hooking up to screens. I rather just turn on the system and get to the game right away.
I prefer physical manga, but over time I realize it takes up a lot of space. So I only really buy manga that I really really like. Otherwise I buy them digitally.
Lately they have. I will not buy a game with Furukawa Makoto, because compared to when he first started as a voice actor, he has now grown into a more used often voice that I find tiresome to hear.
I wish all otome game had gameplay. It would be so fun. As much as I love to read, I feel just straight up reading gets boring to me. I want action. Hence why Tokimeki Memorial Girl side would always be one of my absolute favorite otome game.
I love them all honestly, but if I really have to choose, I would say I really like Tachibana Shinnosuke. I love his role as Tomoe in Kamisama Hajimemashita.
My first love in otome game is Akuto Esta from Kanuchi. I kind of wish this game got an English translation. From my memory I liked how this game we can bring the main character to the open world to collect materials.