About the same as you. I have given 1 stars though very rarely. It usually means the book had major problems. I was probably skimming it at some point just to find out the basic plot of the rest of the book because I couldn't force myself to actually read it anymore.

I had this problem until I figured out that I can absorb the material while I'm driving and I have the reading speed adjusted to what my brain needs. Even still, if I'm sick or recovering from being sick I probably won't be able to listen.

I have (post-covid) POTS, asthma, and I constantly hurt one of my legs. I still walk faster than the algorithm says I should (including quick breaks to make sure I don't faint if the POTS is particularly bad or if there are stairs involved). New Yorkers just generally walk faster than people from other cities in the country (and most cities in the world).

I only have 25 friends on Goodreads. Some of them are IRL friends. Some are random people who read somewhat similarly whose friend request I accepted. Some are from when some person from a Cyrillic-using country hacked my account and they added a bunch of people.

I follow a bunch of people whose reviews were interesting and some booktube people since I'm way too shy to send random friend requests to people I don't know.

I'm all over the place with my reading - manga, graphic novels, non-fiction, history, fantasy, sci-fi, horror, thriller/mystery, historical fiction, literary fiction, romance, etc. I don't review much but generally speaking I read and rate a lot (although long COVID has put a bit of a dent in that). I'm always happy to make new Goodreads friends though provided they aren't going to just promote their self-published books.