playing the victim cravings Glorifying Use fault finding stress and anxiety irrelevant decisions forgetting depression using acquaintances relationship triggers expecting too much Family problems half- hearted measures triggers resentments thinking you are done substance use as a reward shame self pity ptsd switching addictions neglecting mental health working too much physical pain dishonesty argumentativeness making excuses complacency impatience negative self talk Fantasizing exhaustion Family triggers faily F*** Its frusteration expectations too high criminal thinking playing the victim cravings Glorifying Use fault finding stress and anxiety irrelevant decisions forgetting depression using acquaintances relationship triggers expecting too much Family problems half- hearted measures triggers resentments thinking you are done substance use as a reward shame self pity ptsd switching addictions neglecting mental health working too much physical pain dishonesty argumentativeness making excuses complacency impatience negative self talk Fantasizing exhaustion Family triggers faily F*** Its frusteration expectations too high criminal thinking
(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.
playing the victim
cravings
Glorifying Use
fault finding
stress and anxiety
irrelevant decisions
forgetting
depression
using acquaintances
relationship triggers
expecting too much
Family problems
half-hearted measures
triggers
resentments
thinking you are done
substance use as a reward
shame
self pity
ptsd
switching addictions
neglecting mental health
working too much
physical pain
dishonesty
argumentativeness
making excuses
complacency
impatience
negative self talk
Fantasizing
exhaustion
faily
Family triggers
F***
Its
frusteration
expectations too high
criminal thinking