And as soon as I walked out of the doors I felt free. Too many long stories saying the same thing 3 vaguely different ways. It felt oppressive. So I left.
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Been there. Try a different meeting. Find the right one. It’s out there. Find one where it’s ok to laugh. 
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I generally love meetings. I think the full moon is making people ramble on. But some of them are more joyous than others. I think I will be more discerning.
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It happens. Sometimes it’s the shares, and other times it’s me who is just not in the mood. Thankfully, more often than not I walk away with good feelings.
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I was in a lead meeting Thursday evening and as soon as the woman got up there she prayed a long, blow hardy prayer to God to help her be his unstrument blah blah blah then proceeded to proselytize for the next hour. Yes, HOUR. I wanted to throw my chair across the room, kick the coffee urn over and leave. But I didn't. And im good. Haha
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Try different meetings. Take what you need and leave the rest. That’s what happened on my zoom meetings. I honestly didn’t care who went fishing, hunting blah blah so I searched out different ones.
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Do what you gotta, for the win! Feeling good today?
Yes just got back from a meeting. Feeling good today but still experienced some irrational rage. Talked it out with a lovely lil lady in the program afterwards.
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Lots of meetings. If one doesn’t fit you can try another.
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It’s interesting that you heard them saying the same thing. That’s what topic discussion meetings are about. Book and literature meetings as well.
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Person was actually stopped by the chair. I left shortly after.
It’s not the only meeting. Remember people are spiritually sick.