If I can expand on nederman's point: sharing what is in your heart with your meeting - even if it is about the meeting - is exactly what sharing is all about. Open honesty is the foundation of all 12 step recovery. If they can't take it, that's their problem, not yours. The purpose of sharing your feelings would not be to ask the group to change at all, just to be honest with them. Do you have a sponsor, if I may ask?
But I can appreciate what you may mean here. If you are really uncomfortable with the group and what it seems to be all about, then why open to them in the first place? But then, the answer to that is to find a new group, perhaps.
You and I have been communicating a bit, and you have mentioned the meetings you went to calling them "SA" meetings. Yet now you clarify it is not
SA, but another fellowship entirely. I feel compelled to let you know that referring to it as "SA" in your posts or emails sends an erroneous message to people about what SA is doing and about. There is enough misunderstanding already. So please understand why I asked you whether what you mean by SA is really SAA, SLAA, etc - and thanks so much for clarifying what's really going on, chaver.
Here is where to find SA meetings where you live, if there are any:
Sexaholics Anonymous International Central Office
PO Box 3565
Brentwood, TN 37024
E-mail:
saico@sa.org Phone: (615) 370-6062
Toll-free: (866) 424-8777
Fax: (615) 370-0882
And my offer for participation in our twice weekly phone group stands - though you will not find the actual contact info on the GYE website, it is listed on GYE as "Dov's Desperados".