Thanatos said:
Your last sentence summed it all up. You can't run your life with other people's intentions in mind. Be who you are and what you want to be, no matter what people think of you. Ultimately, you'll be happier that way. You may make your friends happier for a limited amount of time, but wouldn't you like to be happier on a regular basis? Do what you want to do, fuck what other people think.
I'm not quite sure how WoW ties into all this, but you need to play less of it. Being addicted to ANYTHING isn't good. You need some balance in your life. Maybe set aside a time a day (or less) for WoW. Schedule your life around the important things you have to do, not WoW. Try to make your day busy so you aren't tempted to get on WoW and sit there forever.
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Well, the main problem with WoW, is once you're at the level cap, pretty much anything takes a good amount of time to do.
Raiding, takes 3+ hours at a time.
Even just running regular instances with people takes usually 2 hours, there are a few that only take an hour if you're with a good group of people who all know each other and are pretty coordinated.
PVP is really the only thing you can do in a short amount of time, that and either farm money or do quests for money.
The game gets to the point that it's only function is as a time sink, and for Blizzard, that's a good thing, but for the players, it can cause problems.
I can play Diablo 2 for 10 minutes and have fun. On WoW, it would take me 10 minutes to even start having fun.
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