(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Implies pre-recovery people don’t deserve love and/or friendship
Wants to decide what constitutes acceptable behavior in relationships they aren’t in
Everything about their online presence is really offputting
“Other people bragging about [thing that’s literally an ASPD/NPD symptom] skeeves me out :(“
“Your mental illness isn’t an excuse to be s h i t t y”
You often say “Guess I’ll die then” after you read their posts
Shoves self-awareness down your throat
You literally cannot even hint they’re being ableist to you without them getting defensive
“IM GONNA CRACK DOWN ON ALL TOXIC PPL” *hasn’t spotted you yet*
Makes you self crit just because they can
Puts “!!”, “:)”, and assorted “cute” emojis at the end of every sentence in one of their awful posts
Somehow always uses the worst emojis at the worst possible times
Thinks everything the accuntable part of twitter says is gospel
Claims to be so compassionate but uses s- & p-slurs and “narcissist” as derogatory terms
Makes preachy statuses about how people “should” act
Starts drama with your IRLs and demands you step in by tagging you in comments
“I support traumatized people uwu” *5 secs later* “YOUR TRAUMA ISNT AN EXCUSE TO BREATHE ON ME WRONG”
You find yourself rolling your eyes every time they criticize you, whether it’s openly or not
Has anime profile picture
You regret adding them but don’t care enough to unfriend
“It can be an explanation” *shames you for using it as an explanation*
“You need to constantly check yourself”
Words their “calls to accuntability” as cutesy as possible for some weird reason
Doesn’t understand that there’s a difference between “problematic/abusive” and “this annoys me”