Anthophobia
Anthophobia by Azote March 8, 2017
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Antiophobia
The fear you experience while leaving a loved one, wondering if it will be the last time you'll ever see them. leaving you to question how you spent your time with them and if you showed them just how much you love them.
/An-tee-uh-pho-bia/ "I have Antiophobia" "I cant get over Antiophobia. whenever she leaves I wonder if I will see her again"
Antiophobia by Thinkawhile February 20, 2022
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