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philophobia n (Greek philia, love + phobia, fear) - a persistent, abnormal, and irrational fear of love and intimacy, of deep relationship with smbd.
It seems Stalin suffered from philophobia. He never had a deep personal relationship with anybody, a man or a woman, either friendship or love.
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| 2. | Philophobia | ||
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Fear of being in love. X: "Man, have you seen what people do when they're in love? They do all sorts of stupid, embarrassing stuff usually for no reason what-so-ever. People who are scared of being in love are not strange at all, they're just sensible."
Y: Oh...Sure! They have Philophobia." |
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| 3. | Philophobia | ||
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(noun) A fear of being in love or falling in love. Usually because of past relationships or family issues. Sally: I don't think we should hang out anymore.
Bobby: Why not? Sally: I have philophobia. |
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