One of you steps into the mirror. Everyone else picks their words. One person’s “stubborn” is an opinion — five people choosing it is a portrait.
Who’s in the circle? (3–7)
How it works
One player at a time steps into the mirror: they pick 6 words that feel like themselves. Then every other player, one hand-off at a time, privately picks 6 words for them.
The reveal is a consensus Johari window: Open (the circle sees it, they claim it), Blind spot (the circle sees it — they didn’t say it), Hidden (claimed, but nobody caught it). A ×4 badge means four raters landed on it independently.
Close words count — Warm ≈ Kind, Quiet ≈ Private — every word sits on the Big Five’s thirty facets, so near-matches merge and are scored by how close they are.
Each mirror opens right after its round, then the next player steps in — until the whole circle has been seen.
For fun and conversation — a game, not a psychological assessment.
Answers stay on this phone and are never uploaded. Kreeda
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0 of 6 picked
In the mirror
Open — seen & claimedBlind — seen, not claimedHidden — claimed, not seen×4 = four raters landed on it (close words merge)