What Bender Am I

You definitely strike me as a water bender. You have this calm and intuitive vibe, and it feels like you go with the flow. You relate well to others and understand how to adapt to different situations. There’s a sense of healing about you, and I bet you even have a talent for staying cool in the heat of the moment. You're in tune with your emotions and the people around you, which is so characteristic of water benders!

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