I mean, if you're of the masses, keep doing you. If you want to try more complex boardgames that require different skill sets than Catan, TtR, Monopoly, etc., here's a list to look at:
- Spirit Island (co-op anti-colonial strategy game)
- Azul (competitive tableau drafting)
- Canvas (competitive painting creation using transparent cards, really cool)
- John Company 2nd Edition (competitive/cooperative hybrid that has you running the British East India Company and dealing with the ramifications of that)
- Root (asymmetric competitive strategy with Redwall series aesthetics so cute)
- Heat: Pedal to the Metal (super immersive competitive racing boardgame)
- Pandemic Legacy Season 1 (baby's first cooperative legacy game, where actions and events during each game round will change the shape of future games)
There are loads more.
ETA: I enjoy Catan, TtR, and even Monopoly on occasion. The annoying gatekeepy boardgamer is a bit. Play whatever games you enjoy