has taken a 16personality test *rants* identity crisis ''socio vs jung'' realizing how bad tests are has taken sakinorva test enneatypes personality database ''whats the difference between...'' endless researching ''does my type do XXXX?'' overthinking your type typing everyone you know reddit/quora search about type learning about other typology has checked the rarity for each types memes dislikes astrology no longer sees people the same way ''who even am i?'' *discovers cognitive functions* r/mbti knows so much they can see through any test once believed in stereotypes has taken a 16personality test *rants* identity crisis ''socio vs jung'' realizing how bad tests are has taken sakinorva test enneatypes personality database ''whats the difference between...'' endless researching ''does my type do XXXX?'' overthinking your type typing everyone you know reddit/quora search about type learning about other typology has checked the rarity for each types memes dislikes astrology no longer sees people the same way ''who even am i?'' *discovers cognitive functions* r/mbti knows so much they can see through any test once believed in stereotypes
MBTI - Call List
(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.
has taken a 16personality test
*rants*
identity crisis
''socio vs jung''
realizing how bad tests are
has taken sakinorva test
enneatypes
personality database
''whats the difference between...''
endless researching
''does my type do XXXX?''
overthinking your type
typing everyone you know
reddit/quora search about type
learning about other typology
has checked the rarity for each types
memes
dislikes astrology
no longer sees people the same way
''who even am i?''
*discovers cognitive functions*
r/mbti
knows so much they can see through any test
once believed in stereotypes