Chat Room Information

The Chat Room has been active since 2000.  The rooms are monitored closely by trained facilitators.  Facilitators are not licensed counselors, but have personal experiences with midlife crisis and their spouses.  They have become a “2^nd family” and take new guests under their wings.  Visit often and you’ll feel this is a family you can rely on for advice and encouragement. Many people have found support and direction needed to help them get through their spouse's midlife crisis.  We have an annual retreat for training sessions with Jim Conway and to visit with each other.

Chat Room Mission Statement

Listen, Share, Learn, Grow, Love, Pray
Listen and Share with an open heart.
Learn and Grow with an open mind.
Love and Pray with an open soul.

 The Chat Room is open at times specified below in North America.

WE WELCOME INTERNATIONAL CHATTERS!! 

Click Here for International Schedules

OR ~ Please connect to the World Clock to calculate your local time during our scheduled chat time. 

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock

CHAT ROOM ACRONYMS & TIPS

• Your Chat Name should be your User Name if you've registered for access to our entire MLD Website.  Do not use real names. Choose a name that you would give a pet, car, or doll, keep it simple for everyone to address you by chat name.
  
• NOTE: CHAT ROOM Registration is separate from WEBSITE Registration, but can be the same information.
• Use the “scroll lock” button to move the conversation along at your own pace.
• View edited chats posted in the "archives" section of the Chat Room anytime you log-in.
• Guests use acronyms as they have a limited number of characters they can type before having to post.
  

  If you’re ever unsure or confused by acronyms, just ask what they mean and most everyone will respond with the answer for you. Often, by reading the context of the chat, you’ll figure out what the acronym is on your own.  Before you know it – you’ll be typing away and making use of these acronyms as well.  They’re not mandatory, you can type everything in full of course.