I work on Windows about 45-55 hours a week, and mostly use Mac for personal stuff, at least for the past couple of year.
I can only suggest that you perhaps should try using more that one OS on a regular basis. This could help with expanding your horizons a bit.
It's great that you find Mac that stable. In my experience, it's been less stable than Windows. I have had to reboot my M2 MBA a whole lot more often than Windows (although to be fair, still not very often) because of some process slowing down the system even after I try to force quit it, or because it just decided to drop an external hard drive in the middle of me doing something. And of course there's a list of things that Mac just does worse (although in the latest beta they finally copied Windows' way of window management). Some of these things can be fixed via 3rd party tools. But not all. For example, I can take a mid range laptop and attach two 32" monitors and get sharp, crisp display of text and icons on both. Yet a $1,500 MBA can only use one monitor and is fuzzy as hell (yes, it's not a high PPI but this doesn't prevent sharp text in Windows).
As far as OS go, I would definitely not place Mac above W11. Both have their pros and cons.