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Offendiphile 

Offendiphile can be used to mean offendiphiliac
Offendiphile by Spit799 November 19, 2023
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offendophilia

Loving the state of being offended. Actively seeking out situations which will lead to self-offense. Taking a non-offensive situation, and finding the tiniest least significant fault to be offended over.
Only someone with offendophilia would think Altered Carbon had an insufficiently diverse cast.
offendophilia by Paladinski February 5, 2018

Offensophile 

The type of person that gets offended at the slightest thing in order to be seen to be politically correct. Typically, the person in question is getting offended on behalf of someone else. More often than not, the person has just reacted rather than considering what has been said.
The comments section in online news is just full of offensophiles these days.
Offensophile by EvilMrB July 6, 2018

Offendiphiliac 

1. A person who is affected with Offendiphilia.

2. A person who gets offended easily, often, or likes to be offended on behalf of others (i.e.: virtue signaling)
She gets offended by everything, she even gets offended on behalf of other people, she is such an offendiphiliac.
Offendiphiliac by Spit799 November 19, 2023

Offendiphilia 

The feeling of esteem when one gets offended.
She has offendiphilia, she likes to get offended at whatever she wants.
Offendiphilia by Spit799 November 19, 2023

Offendophiliac

1. A person who is affected with Offendophilia.

2. A person who gets offended easily, often, or likes to be offended on behalf of others (i.e.: virtue signaling)
They gets offended by everything, they even get offended on behalf of other people, they are offendophiliacs.
Offendophiliac by Spit799 November 19, 2023

Offendophilia

The feeling of esteem when one gets offended.
That person has offendophilia, they enjoy getting offended, they even seek out to get offended.
Offendophilia by Spit799 November 19, 2023
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