<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

It was like 2 years ago when I really started gaming, and nearly one year ago I started gaming world of warcraft which many of you may know is very easy to get addicted to. Beside that I play league of legends, and some other games. This is what I do every day, almost all day. I do attend school mostly (and when I don't I can honestly say that it's not because of games, I know school is important so I try to attend as much as possible). I just know that staying in my room instead of being social isn't good for me in the long run. I spent january to august barely doing anything else than gaming and I barely went out of my house. Going back to school in august was really hard and just leaving my room was hard. I never thought I'd end up as a gaming addict. I have anxiety as well, social anxiety that is strong often. And depression. Gaming is my escape from reality where I can, in a way, be social without being seen (be social in games and facebook etc). The internet is my life basically. I tried to move into a psych ward (for the second time in my life so far) this time mainly to gain some social skills again. And of course, work with my depression and anxiety. But I could only handle a month. Being forced to be social was hard and I just wanted to be home in my room with my computer. Looking back at it (it was in march-april btw) I regret moving out. I know I would need to stay there longer. But as of my situation right now, moving to a psych ward or anything like that is not the best timing. As I'm in school and combining that and my school wouldn't be good.
So I ask you dear reddit, do you have some advice? For my whole situation. I can't just make myself stop gaming completely for today, games are on my mind all the time. When going to sleep, the games makes me look forward to the next day. I need to make progress slowly, on all my problems (gaming, mental health). I don't know how to do it in a way it's not *too* hard for me.
<bot>: Gaming addict for two years with depression and social anxiety can't make themself get anywhere in life and therefore asks for advice.