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About: This bingo card captures the awkward, intrusive, and sometimes hurtful comments that transgender or non-binary people often hear in family or group settings. The tone balances humor with a nod to real challenges faced during gatherings. It's perfect for support groups, friends, or anyone looking for a cathartic way to bond over shared experiences at events like holiday dinners or reunions.
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This meow meow Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: insincere apology, weight related comment unnecessary, election mention, "it's just so hard to remember", *deadnames*, comment about how you're dressed, needlessly gendered gift, "what's in their pants", but that's permanent :(, you're such a pretty/handsome (wrong gender here), drugs are b a d for you, when are you going back to school?, you can't expect them to understand, calls you selfish, can't you just (do gendered thing) this once, you're so young/this is so fast, this is bc u were "assaulted" anyway, comment about future children, "i'm just worried for your safety", i'll never see you as a man/woman, you don't know how hard this is for ME, so are you a…lesbian?, everybody feels like that sometimes, i forgot, "they".
This meow meow Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: insincere apology, weight related comment unnecessary, election mention, "it's just so hard to remember", *deadnames*, comment about how you're dressed, needlessly gendered gift, "what's in their pants", but that's permanent :(, you're such a pretty/handsome (wrong gender here), drugs are b a d for you, when are you going back to school?, you can't expect them to understand, calls you selfish, can't you just (do gendered thing) this once, you're so young/this is so fast, this is bc u were "assaulted" anyway, comment about future children, "i'm just worried for your safety", i'll never see you as a man/woman, you don't know how hard this is for ME, so are you a…lesbian?, everybody feels like that sometimes, i forgot, "they".