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Despaphobia 

A fear of despacito 2 coming out
can also be used as a fear of despacito itself

despa - despacito
phobia - in fear of

phobiac - a person with a phobia
A person with this fear is called a despaphobiac
''Hey Shivam let's listen to despacito 2 when it's released''
Shivam: No I have despaphobia
''Ugh you despaphobiac.''
Despaphobia by Quivsy June 19, 2018

Despaphobia 

Luis Fonsi: Hey! Check out my new song, Despacito!
regular guy: no i have despaphobia
Despaphobia by Celiexal June 19, 2018

Dadophobia 

Behavior by a woman or a man, apparently rooted in narcissistic anxiety, that mocks, shames, excludes or otherwise discriminates against Dads (i.e., men who show up for their children by taking paternity leave, engaging in nurturing behavior (especially in public), and juggling these demands with a paid job).
He took the paternity leave his employer offered even though he worried a bit about Dadophobia by his boss or even his wife.
Dadophobia by Denverite2 December 15, 2011

DetAphobia 

The irrational fear of determinants(the determinant is a scalar value that can be computed from the elements of a square matrix:det A)
DetAphobia
Do you know how to calculate determinants?
I am afraid of that determinant.
DetAphobia by StatieSpatiala May 4, 2020

dramaphobia 

Extreme fear of drama! Person or persons that live with the constant fear that drama will find them has dramaphobia. Drama is everywhere, and it`s common for people that experience dramaphobia to never want to leave their house, or have friends. Not to be confused with depression, dramaphobia doesn`t make people want to harm themselves, only others!
I can`t go anywhere without drama stalking me, and I live in fear of it finding me, and harming me. I wish meds existed for dramaphobia.
Can drama die, and can I kill it in self defense by claiming to have dramaphobia?
Please diagnose dramaphobia as a mental illness, it exist, just like drama exists.
dramaphobia by livinalife June 20, 2011

Daphobia 

The irrational fear of DaBaby
Damn bro, I’m sorry to tell you I have Daphobia... Please don’t mention him around me.
Daphobia by chrisnotfunnyy March 24, 2021
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