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games. Hello and welcome to Aniagram and Coffee the podcast. I'm your host

Sarah Jane Case and I am so happy to have coffee with you today.

Hello everybody so I recently did a series on the feed it's probably been a couple weeks ago discussing stereotypes, but I always

find it helpful to dive a bit deeper into this one with all of you here on the podcast. So I want to kind of dive into

immunogram stereotypes in general, what they are, why they aren't helpful, how we can orient around them in a healthier, happier way.

So what do stereotypes look like?

So what I mean by stereotypes of the number, think that we can all if you know your

anyagram type you probably have a pretty clear idea of what the stereotypes are

for your type because it's a little bit easier to identify that than to identify it for other people.

But some of the more common ones are that type ones are really clean. type 2 is left to bake, that type 3s are all workaholics, that type 4s all have sad playlists that they cry to.

Type 5s are all analytical, math-oriented.

You know, all type 6 is due with anxiety

and everyone who has anxiety is a type 6. Type seven's being like party animals. Type eight's being like

really obviously angry and type nine's being like really into sleeping or taking naps like these are the stereotypes that I see the most for the types I think we all have there's so many for every single one

Again, it's easier for us to identify them for ourselves like

which ones are for our number and then when it comes to other people in their

types we might be a little bit less annoyed by the stereotypes, right?

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