Feel like life is not exciting ( I find it hard to find genuine people in AA)
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Welcome! I found the longer I stayed sober the definition of exciting changed for me. I'm 61 and go dancing many times per week. I am more social now.
I used AA as a means to get sober and, on the way, made friends. I went to different meetings until I found one I liked and felt like it had recovery that made sense to me.
Don't give up!!! You have just started on your sober legs!
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Keep coming back and stay humble in your journey
Samantha, it took a while for me to find joy in early sobriety. I didn’t like anyone in AA at first.
I know now that my addict mind/ego was anti AA, anti social, anti recovery and wanted me isolated and miserable. Thank goodness I just stayed the course! Eventually I found peace, then joy and the people that became my friends.
After years of relapsing and struggle, I finally stayed long enough to really get it.
I’m here if you want to talk
Keep Coming Back and Welcome. It takes time to made in AA
Ann is right the longer you stay sober more than likely your idea of excitement will change because what was exciting to you in your addiction. Will not be exciting to you anymore and what is it exciting to you after your sober for a while would not have been exciting to you in your addiction. not everybody in AA or NA will be genuine that’s why I find it better to attend different AA meetings or NA meetings until you find a good home group where they are genuine people because you will find one they are out there we don’t know each other, but I have two years sober and if you ever need anybody to talk to, I’m here
I can assure you that I'm as genuine as you can get I promise you I am 
