Hi Raibearch,

It's fortunate that you live in London, you can attend meetings either in the morning or later in the evening. The only way to know which meeting is better than another is to start going to them. People in this fellowship tend to go to several meetings a week, so you'll soon find that there will be people you've seen at one venue appearing at others, and soon things won't feel so unfamiliar for you.

One meeting that might appeal to you is the young persons' meeting which has many twenty-somethings, like you, in attendance. It's on Thursday, so you could even go this week. Daytime meetings are also very well attended and only last an hour, many go to them during lunch breaks.

To newcomers, the idea of going to meetings is always scarier than actually turning up. Once you've taken that step, you'll think nothing of it and meetings will become part of your recovery. If you're concerned regarding your vulnerability, you'll find that in fellowship, anyone with an ulterior motive would rapidly lose interest in attending meetings. The people that occupy the rooms and keep coming back are those who want a better life and support each other in this goal.

I hope this helps,

Narcissus 

If you always do what you've always done, you always get what you've always got.