only keeps living because dying isn't an option cancer survivor dangerously tries to test the limits of delusional beliefs horrifically aware of their own mortality others don't understand their way of thinking misunderstood frequently traumatized backpedals every time they talk about themselves warped world view due to trauma values own opinions above others gay often thinks that they are always right chronically ill complete lack of self-worth believes self only worthy of being used by others fears being too vulnerable with others accidental trauma- dumping difficulty communicating thoughts they don't understand others' way of thinking delusional beliefs about how the world functions craves affection but afraid of receiving it thinks of self as sub- human brutally honest to the point it upsets others delusions centered around the concept of luck only keeps living because dying isn't an option cancer survivor dangerously tries to test the limits of delusional beliefs horrifically aware of their own mortality others don't understand their way of thinking misunderstood frequently traumatized backpedals every time they talk about themselves warped world view due to trauma values own opinions above others gay often thinks that they are always right chronically ill complete lack of self-worth believes self only worthy of being used by others fears being too vulnerable with others accidental trauma- dumping difficulty communicating thoughts they don't understand others' way of thinking delusional beliefs about how the world functions craves affection but afraid of receiving it thinks of self as sub- human brutally honest to the point it upsets others delusions centered around the concept of luck
(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.
only keeps living because dying isn't an option
cancer survivor
dangerously tries to test the limits of delusional beliefs
horrifically aware of their own mortality
others don't understand their way of thinking
misunderstood frequently
traumatized
backpedals every time they talk about themselves
warped world view due to trauma
values own opinions above others
gay
often thinks that they are always right
chronically ill
complete lack of self-worth
believes self only worthy of being used by others
fears being too vulnerable with others
accidental trauma-dumping
difficulty communicating thoughts
they don't understand others' way of thinking
delusional beliefs about how the world functions
craves affection but afraid of receiving it
thinks of self as sub-human
brutally honest to the point it upsets others
delusions centered around the concept of luck