Econophobia

Irrational fear of a person based on their economic class

Bashing Elon Musk for becoming the first trillionaire is a blatant display of econophobia

Econophobia by BigBallsMcGhee June 9, 2026

edenophobia 

The (some would say unreasonable) Fear of singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran.

Person 1: “do you like Ed Sheeran?”
Person 2: “no I have edenophobia”

edenophobia by Misha collins left tonsil November 3, 2021

edenophobia 

The phobia of Ed Sheeran.
Meaning to be absolutely terrified of the singer/song writer to the point of nightmares and possibly it affecting your day-to-fat life

I have edenophobia.
Is that Ed sheeran?! AHHHHHHHHHHH

edenophobia by Misha collins left tonsil October 27, 2021

Eosophobia

The fear of dawn. This can be avioded providing the sufferer is asleep at dawn.

Great excuse to sleep in.

Eosophobia by Sir Megan (The Megan) January 7, 2005

Erotophobia 

Fear of sexual love or sexual questions

Erotophobia is used as a psycological term, to describe a phobia directly related to sex, and as a political term, used for example by feminists and in literary analysis

Erotophobia by dragonsniper22 March 25, 2011

edenophobia 

The sometimes unrealistic fear of singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran. Symptoms range from:
A cold sweat and fast heartbeat.
A feeling of terror when looking at Ed.
Nightmares and/or night terrors.
Some symptoms may affect your day-to-day life. There is no treatment.

Person 1: “do you like Ed Sheeran?”
Person 2: “I have edenophobia”

“Is that Ed Sheeran?! AHHHHHHHH!”

edenophobia by Misha collins left tonsil October 28, 2021

Ethnophobia 

Fear or dislike of bringing about or even talking or studying stuff that relates to ethnicity or people's color and or ethnic origin.

It s horrific to distort history and the Arts alike. The truth will come out some day. I am hundred percent sure that removing the N-word from a great masterpiece Like Twain‘s "Huck Finn" is not only offensive to American Artists and worldwide Artists, but it is also offensive to blacks in America and , may be, somewhere else. Sending a whole era of blacks' enslavement to the rubbles of history is throwing dusts in people's eyes and acting as if that doomed era never existed. On top of that it is disgraceful to the author himself, who used that word for textual and contextual reasons. I think the publisher should reconsider the horrible mistake , which reflects on a problem of ethnophobia that publisher has, but not the American people or the people of the rest of the World.

Ethnophobia by jay musleh February 22, 2011