Sounds like you had an excellent support network as you transitioned out of your bad situation, which is really important.
They only advice I would gently offer, for you to consider and share perhaps with the ones you live with and love with now, is to acknowledge that you should have a "free to change my mind" clause. Like acknowledge that the situation you land in immediately after leaving a longterm relationship gone bad, might not be the one you want to make Very Serious Commitment to. Do what you are doing and enjoy it as long as it's good...but keep an open mind.
I only say this because I had a toxic marriage, too, and when it ended, I thought I had some idea what I wanted maybe, but really I didn't. I had to figure it out, and it took me a minute. I thought I had kept things to a minimum of expectations and commitments, but I still think I hurt some feelings when my needs finally became clear and did not include some of the partners I'd formed relationships with up to that point. I care about those people and wish I had not hurt them.
Also, it's known that there can be difficulty in the triad model sometimes. But mainly I'm not looking at that, I'm just suggesting you leave yourself space to grow...because this kind of situation tends to cause some personal growth in the years that come next, y'know?
Oh, and I am a former WoW junkie. I quit back in about 2011 or so...but used to be primarily a Night Elf Hunter. I liked the Night Elves best, and I think the conclusion I reached about that is that at least for the female character models, their movement feels natural to me. Their run, their jumps, don't feel weird to watch. The Blood Elves are cute and all, and I liked their beginning quests quite a lot, but what is up with that bizarre sideways spin when they jump?? And they have that "stick in the butt" stiffness to how they look, just...prissy looking. Humans, dwarves, gnomes, all have a sort of awkwardness. Though I did like Draenei and the Worgen alright. Actually, Worgen were a lot of fun.
Oh oh!! You know what I loved?? Silly as it will seem, the little pared down version of the Plants VS Zombies minigame in Hillsbrad...I leveled a number of toons to 20 just to run over there and play that game!! Is that lame and awful of me? I don't even like the full Plants vs Zombies game, but I adored that minigame...
Can you tell I kinda miss World of Warcraft...? But I bet a lot of things have changed, though.
But I quit because it felt like a job, not a game, after a while. People kept telling me to do things. And there was never enough time for me to do ALL the things. And it eventually got less fun for me. *shrug*
