Limbophobia is a word from a Latin origin. Limbophobe is also alike the word Limbophobia. It is a very rare fear that only 1 in 50 million people have. Oddly enough, Limbophobia is the fear of limboing. Don't be confused by self-conscienceness while limboing, which is totally different. Not only is it the fear you would have to limbo, but it is also the fear of watching somebody else limbo. Limbophobia is also a form of anxiety you get while limboing or watching somebody else limbo. You may be laughing at this, but limbophobia is a serious fear. If you have limbophobia or know anybody with limbophobia, please get them a therapist. Limbophobia can be cured!
by ThatTroubledSchoolGurl January 27, 2020
by thatgirlvibez June 28, 2021
Limbophobia is the phobia or fear of being Soul Locked. This means your soul, mind or spirit is locked in a prison, separated from your physical body. You would be stuck here for who knows how long, maybe even eternity, as your mind slowly deteriorates and you go insane from the isolation. This comes from the Christian idea of Limbo, a place for souls who are unbaptised. This can also be used as an exaggeration of the fear of limbo, where you are afraid of being stuck, waiting for something that never comes, or for fearing something that will happen in the future
The students felt a sense of limbophobia, as they didn't know what the new substitute teacher would do.
by Wholesand December 30, 2023