Playing aconstant game oftelephone sinceyour parents can'tstandcommunicating.2 houses!Evenbetterthan 1!!Handling thefeeling of beingthe outcome ofa failedmarriage.Rejectingmarriage asan idea out offear yours willend the same.Envy of all theother kids.Why can't myfamily be liketheirs?"You loveyour dadmore; youhate me."-MomInsinceresympathy fromfamily youhaven't seen ina decade.Feeling asthough youwere lied to, allthe childhoodmemories werea facade.Going to bedto the sound ofsilence insteadof screamingand fighting.Awful stepdadsand stepmoms,weaseling theirway into yourlife."You loveyour mommore; youhate me."-DadTerrible anxietyaround holidays,they are acompetition ofparents one-upping each other.Knowing thedivorce wasn'tyour fault, butthe marriagewas.Coming to termswith the factthey never lovedeach other butjust pretendedfor you.Resentingyour fatherandunderstandingyour mother.Discussions ofchild supportand income atthe age ofthirteen.Moving out ofyour childhoodhome, leavingthe idea of afamily behind.Any birthday,sports game, orcelebration is agame of tug-o-war betweenparents.Dad finds anew familyand forgetsanythinghappened.Seeing sidesof yourparents younever knewexisted.Carryingyour life inone bag atall times.Seeing yourdad cry for thefirst time,wondering ifit's just for pity.Mom tries tofind anyobscure hobbyto distractherself.The mostawkwardhigh schoolgraduationever seen.Playing aconstant game oftelephone sinceyour parents can'tstandcommunicating.2 houses!Evenbetterthan 1!!Handling thefeeling of beingthe outcome ofa failedmarriage.Rejectingmarriage asan idea out offear yours willend the same.Envy of all theother kids.Why can't myfamily be liketheirs?"You loveyour dadmore; youhate me."-MomInsinceresympathy fromfamily youhaven't seen ina decade.Feeling asthough youwere lied to, allthe childhoodmemories werea facade.Going to bedto the sound ofsilence insteadof screamingand fighting.Awful stepdadsand stepmoms,weaseling theirway into yourlife."You loveyour mommore; youhate me."-DadTerrible anxietyaround holidays,they are acompetition ofparents one-upping each other.Knowing thedivorce wasn'tyour fault, butthe marriagewas.Coming to termswith the factthey never lovedeach other butjust pretendedfor you.Resentingyour fatherandunderstandingyour mother.Discussions ofchild supportand income atthe age ofthirteen.Moving out ofyour childhoodhome, leavingthe idea of afamily behind.Any birthday,sports game, orcelebration is agame of tug-o-war betweenparents.Dad finds anew familyand forgetsanythinghappened.Seeing sidesof yourparents younever knewexisted.Carryingyour life inone bag atall times.Seeing yourdad cry for thefirst time,wondering ifit's just for pity.Mom tries tofind anyobscure hobbyto distractherself.The mostawkwardhigh schoolgraduationever seen.

Child of Divorce Bingo - 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.


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  1. Playing a constant game of telephone since your parents can't stand communicating.
  2. 2 houses! Even better than 1!!
  3. Handling the feeling of being the outcome of a failed marriage.
  4. Rejecting marriage as an idea out of fear yours will end the same.
  5. Envy of all the other kids. Why can't my family be like theirs?
  6. "You love your dad more; you hate me." -Mom
  7. Insincere sympathy from family you haven't seen in a decade.
  8. Feeling as though you were lied to, all the childhood memories were a facade.
  9. Going to bed to the sound of silence instead of screaming and fighting.
  10. Awful stepdads and stepmoms, weaseling their way into your life.
  11. "You love your mom more; you hate me." -Dad
  12. Terrible anxiety around holidays, they are a competition of parents one-upping each other.
  13. Knowing the divorce wasn't your fault, but the marriage was.
  14. Coming to terms with the fact they never loved each other but just pretended for you.
  15. Resenting your father and understanding your mother.
  16. Discussions of child support and income at the age of thirteen.
  17. Moving out of your childhood home, leaving the idea of a family behind.
  18. Any birthday, sports game, or celebration is a game of tug-o-war between parents.
  19. Dad finds a new family and forgets anything happened.
  20. Seeing sides of your parents you never knew existed.
  21. Carrying your life in one bag at all times.
  22. Seeing your dad cry for the first time, wondering if it's just for pity.
  23. Mom tries to find any obscure hobby to distract herself.
  24. The most awkward high school graduation ever seen.