You're doing it Meh. You don't know the therapist; she doesn't know you. To YOU, talking about your life, your feelings your thoughts is boring. To her it's information. From which - with enough information - she may be able to suss out and see some patterns. Which is more information.
Takes a while. Don't expect miracles too soon. Maybe don't expect miracles at ALL, because I found that most of the benefits I got were simple, tiny adjustments in my way of analyzing experiences that allowed me to journal out all the difficult things TO myself. The anger. Frustration. Always putting myself last. People pleasing. Never asking for help.
And from that time (about 10 years ago now; I still have an active journal - but last entry was 2 years ago.) I just kept going... making new choices... accepting that being an introvert wasn't a BAD thing - and learning to push back on my extrovert friends who keep trying to make me more socially active. BLECH! Not to my taste. No thank you, I'm fine.
Of course, I'm skipping over the episodes of rediscovering trauma, all the symptoms that come from that.... and being able park that in the chronological history as just "something I went through". I had a chance as an adult to revisit all those emotions/half theoretical assumptions/conclusions... and choose something else. RESOLVING it once and for all.
I will wish that you find what YOU need in this process too.