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Oral Fixation 

Someone who has an oral fixation is fascinated with sucking dick. All they think about is sucking dick.

They like putting things in their mouths.
Jane won’t stop giving me head. She has such an oral fixation.
Oral Fixation by Holywater2066 June 12, 2023

excessive mint fixation 

The act of being addicted to mints, mainly altoids. Usually used to describe someone that consumes an entire box of altoids in a single day.
That girl has really bad excessive mint fixation, she ate a whole box today.
excessive mint fixation by itsjustin February 22, 2017

External Penile Fixation 

A condition where one is so fucking obsessed with making comments and/or jokes relating to size of their friends penis (which they've never actually seen) until all they can think of is creating new jokes and staying up late at night on Urban Dictionary to create new jokes relating to that friends penis. Currently a cure has not been found, but rumor has it a good dose of maturity might be the trick
Kyle: Dude, why does Aki always talk about DJ's dick all the time?

Brandon: Hmm, I don't know. Probably external penile fixation...or he's gay. either way it's fucking weird.

Developmental fixation 

I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately.
Iam “You know, I’ve seen Developmental fixation act itself out in people from time to time. It’s part of the reason I avoid people. It’s frightening and saddens me a great deal... It’s ok though. Once I defeat the creature I will do what it cannot and bare the weight of eternity.”
Developmental fixation by Hym Iam October 23, 2022

Gay Fixation 

when a homosexual human being focuses (fixates) on a short, basically nonexistent show, movie, book, character, etc.
John's new gay fixation was that side character Debra, even though shes only in one episode
Gay Fixation by Koolaidman. January 30, 2022

The MAGA-fication of Singapore Math

When more Trumpublican parents and patriots, who believed the 2020 election was stolen from ex-President Trump, are pushing their lawmakers to fine or revoke the licences of state bookstores that sell Singapore math textbooks and workbooks, and also to ban these oft-brain-unfriendly but wallet-friendly titles in local schools, because these foreign K–12 math publications are allegedly detrimental to the mental health of local math-anxious or low self-esteem students.
The MAGA-fication of Singapore math has failed to prevent tens of thousands of homeschoolers in red states every year from ordering value-for-money math titles from the “fine” city for their children, who’re often bored or unchallenged by their dear inch-deep, mile-wide thick colorful math textbooks.