Sort of echoing what Chris Martyr has said, I am wondering if you have got to know any others where you fly. People who might have a spare seat can be very useful, just by showing how much fun it can all be, whether bimbling thirty miles for a bacon butty or showing you some parts of the countryside you've not had time to enjoy during lessons. Everyone has a different take on what makes it enjoyable and if you could share some flying with one or two people in different aeroplanes, without any pressure to perform, you might get more of an insight into what appeals to you. That might help your decision. The LAA world is an excellent place, but even I admit there are alternatives. It may depend a little on where you are training but moreso, I suggest, on whom you've met. If you've not found anything to keep you chatting after your lessons, I suggest you google your nearest LAA Strut.
Having gone solo, you've achieved a good deal already.