To still fit intothe role offemales itwas 100years agoTo cut downcareer tobecome amotherJudgeddifferentlythan mostmenTo become amotherbefore you’reto “old “To notstep in thefield ofmenThat womenhave to earnless moneythan menTo dresslike agirlTo notcrossboundariesof menTo beemotionaland alwaysempatheticThat womenhave to besmart but notsmarter thanmenGenderpaygapExpectationof doingeverythingperfectFree!To stayhome, for thekids so thehusband cango to workTo takethe antibaby pillUnrealisticbeautystandardsTo still fit intothe role offemales itwas 100years agoTo cut downcareer tobecome amotherJudgeddifferentlythan mostmenTo become amotherbefore you’reto “old “To notstep in thefield ofmenThat womenhave to earnless moneythan menTo dresslike agirlTo notcrossboundariesof menTo beemotionaland alwaysempatheticThat womenhave to besmart but notsmarter thanmenGenderpaygapExpectationof doingeverythingperfectFree!To stayhome, for thekids so thehusband cango to workTo takethe antibaby pillUnrealisticbeautystandards

Social pressures that lie on women today - 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. To still fit into the role of females it was 100 years ago
  2. To cut down career to become a mother
  3. Judged differently than most men
  4. To become a mother before you’re to “old “
  5. To not step in the field of men
  6. That women have to earn less money than men
  7. To dress like a girl
  8. To not cross boundaries of men
  9. To be emotional and always empathetic
  10. That women have to be smart but not smarter than men
  11. Gender pay gap
  12. Expectation of doing everything perfect
  13. Free!
  14. To stay home, for the kids so the husband can go to work
  15. To take the anti baby pill
  16. Unrealistic beauty standards