Chaos Gremlin Love Squad

@chaosgremlinloves.bsky.social

The official Bluesky account of the Chaos Gremlin Love Squad, an unofficial stream team on Twitch. We're a bunch of small streamers trying to make the world a better place through silliness, (appropriate and consensual) affection, and charity fundraising.

Time to journey deeper into the city with the smell of the carnival still lingering on us. More metallic than one might think. Made friends with a flying cat, kept our goodest boi safe, and we barely even walked into town. Join us for more BG3 with @morritg.bsky.social www.twitch.tv/nocturnal_th...

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Greetings friends, family, and foes. The final boss lies in wait for challengers, but they aren't showing up. Guess the other bosses and minibosses are doing there jobs well. Oh well, time to fight a ...

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Our community is carrying a lot right now. 💗We’ve gathered peer-support lines, coping tools, affirming providers, mutual aid + other community-based resources so you know where you can turn for support: translifeline.org/resource-kit You deserve support before, during + after a crisis.

Trans Lifeline resource graphic on a light blue background. Heading: “Need someone to talk to?” Text reads, “These peer-support spaces may be available when you need someone to listen:” Resources listed are Warmline Portal — peer-run listening lines; Call BlackLine — support centering BIPOC; Thrive Lifeline — trans-led, text-based crisis support; and LGBT National Coming Out Hotline. A banner reads, “+ more at translifeline.org/resource-kit.” Small text notes: “Policies around emergency intervention vary. Ask about a service’s policies before sharing information if non-consensual intervention is a concern.”Trans Lifeline resource graphic on a pale peach background with a turquoise cactus illustration. Heading: “Crisis support isn’t the only kind of support.” Text says Trans Lifeline’s resources at translifeline.org/resource-kit include places to find affirming therapists, lower-cost therapy, abolition-centered care, mutual aid and community resources, community-based alternatives to police, and additional trans-affirming providers. Closing text reads, “You deserve support before, during, and after a crisis.”Trans Lifeline resource graphic on a pink background. Heading: “Need to get through right now?” Four coping tools are listed. “Ground: Notice 5 things you can see, 4 you can touch, 3 you can hear, 2 you can smell + 1 you can taste.” “Breathe: Use box breathing to slow down: inhale for 4 counts, hold for 4, exhale for 4, and hold for 4.” “Connect: Text or call someone you trust. You don’t have to know exactly what to say.” “Care for your body: Drink some water. Eat something, if you can. Do a body scan. Change your surroundings. Rest.” Bottom text directs readers to more coping tools at translifeline.org/resource-kit.Trans Lifeline resource graphic on a light blue background. Heading: “Someone you love is in crisis. Now what?” Three suggestions are listed: “Listen — Let them tell you what they need.” “Stay connected — Be with them, in person, on the phone, or over text.” “Respect their autonomy — Whenever possible, work with them instead of making decisions for them.” A banner says, “Before calling 911, learn about other options for supporting someone in crisis.” Bottom text directs readers to Trans Lifeline’s Supporting a Trans Friend in Crisis guide at translifeline.org/supporting-a-trans-friend-in-crisis.

www.twitch.tv/umiriko_vt Sneaking back into the wonderfully charming world of Aniimo to find more cute cuddly critters to befriend (^. .^) Hopefully another good long cosy stream, come snuggle up for some chilled vibes, silly vorish talk and some laid back gaming. Bonus points for tasty treats 💙

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🔞Scaled, Soft, Squishy and Salivating Sea Dragon (^. .^) A voracious and greedy water dragon, here to casually play a variety of games, cuddle friends and gobble up all the tasty treats I can get my p...

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Something been under my skin a bit because I've had people talk to me about it: I understand there is definitely a reason to be sex positive and support adult artwork in the community, but also can we not devalue those who don't feel like making or posting it themselves? It's like ace erasure again

Its that time of (insert time zone here), which means its time for us to check out the new MSQ in FFXIV! Heard there is alot of hype going around but thankfully no spoilers this time. Let's see what all the hub bub is about and other new stuff to mess around with. www.twitch.tv/nocturnal_th...

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Greetings friends, family, and foes. The final boss lies in wait for challengers, but they aren't showing up. Guess the other bosses and minibosses are doing there jobs well. Oh well, time to fight a ...

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Suicide prevention is more than crisis intervention. It’s gender affirmation, autonomy, peer support, housing, food, healthcare, community, connection. It’s listening without judgment and not taking control away from them. Trans people deserve more than survival. 💜 translifeline.org/resource-kit

Suicide Prevention Month graphic on a deep blue background. An illustration shows two brightly colored hands reaching toward and holding each other, surrounded by abstract textures. Large text reads: “Suicide prevention is more than crisis intervention.” Smaller text reads: “For trans people, prevention can look like this,” followed by an arrow pointing right. Trans Lifeline logo in the upper right.Suicide Prevention Month graphic on a pale blue background featuring a halftone-style image of two people together. Large text reads: “Affirming someone’s gender is suicide prevention.” Supporting text reads: “Names, pronouns, gender-affirming care, and being believed matter.” Trans Lifeline logo in the upper right.Suicide Prevention Month graphic on a pale peach background. A person with teal hair and facial piercings appears in the lower left, surrounded by abstract dotted and hand-drawn elements. Large text reads: “Respecting autonomy is suicide prevention.” Supporting text reads: “Support should not require someone to give up control over what happens to them. Whenever possible, work with someone—not around them or against their wishes.” Trans Lifeline logo in the upper right.Suicide Prevention Month graphic on a pale lavender background. A photo near the top shows two people sitting together and talking outdoors. Large text reads: “Peer support is suicide prevention.” Supporting text reads: “Being heard by someone who understands can reduce isolation and help people feel less alone.” Trans Lifeline logo in the upper right.

I'm CONSTANTLY asked for recs to learn ASL. Especially free resources, because a lot of the people I know are disabled and want to learn but cannot afford it. Here it is y'all. Learn ASL and Deaf Culture during a 30 day challenge with Dr. Bill. billvicars.com/30/

Dr. Bill's 30-Day ASL Challenge

Learn 300+ American Sign Language signs, fingerspelling, numbers 1-100, and Deaf culture in 30 days. From Lifeprint.com / ASL University.

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What happened to the crazy inventor making stuff in his garage trope? When I was a kid in the 90's it was so common It seemed like a legit career path, now you hardly see it anymore and I feel like theres a darker reason for that shift. In modern media science is done in a lab owned by a corporation

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"Write your lawmakers: pause AI in schools and ask the people affected by it before moving forward. Here's a letter to personalize. Be sure to include if you're a ... student" Me: Here is my novella on why AI is evil and should NEVER be allowed in schools. Also ask people currently affected by it.

Main points (if you're curious): Human connection, critical thinking, and creativity are essential. Generative AI can't think, it often gives wrong answers and bad advice. It has encouraged people to commit suicide. It is a plagiarism machine: how can we expect academic honesty if we teach with it?

I didn't include this, but on a more personal note, excellent teachers were what got me through the day in high school. They weren't just good at teaching the material, they really cared about their students. Their classrooms were a safe space. Kids need that human connection to survive (and thrive)