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Philophobiac

A Person Who Is Afraid To Fall In Love
I am a Philophobiac. I am afraid to fall in love.
Philophobiac by Teionna March 11, 2009

Phallophobia

Having the fear, or phobia of a penis. Especially and erect penis. This may cause the person with Phallaphobia to hypevenilate or even pass out.
Athena has Phallophobia and was watching tv with her friend Kevin, and he whipped out his penis and she started to hypervenilate, and then eventually passed out.
Phallophobia by AthenaAtropine October 12, 2008

phallaphobia 

The fear if penises. Especially erect.
Grace couldn't have sex with her boyfriend Kenny because of her serious phallaphobia.
Kenny couldn't show his dick to his girlfriend Grace because of her phalllaphobia.
phallaphobia by duckiemelon November 30, 2013

Philophobiac

A person who once loved someone truly from their heart and did everything to keep the person in their life but gets rejected. And gets broken their heart. Goes through lots of pain and depression. And after all this tragedy in their life, in order to love someone unconditionally they forgots to love anyone else. They fears to love anyone else again because there are no feelings lefts in their hearts. #peace
After got cheated once now i fears to love someone else again and became philophobiac, because it feels that everyone does the same.
Philophobiac by Pachyyderm June 6, 2018

Philophobia 

people become petrified of falling in love.
Although butterflies in the stomach are often associated with love, for someone with philophobia those butterflies are more like deadly scorpions, as they are petrified of falling in love. Unfortunately many people in this category end up living a life of solitude and fear of commitment.
Philophobia by LightningThunda November 3, 2014

philophobia 

philophobia n (Greek philia, love + phobia, fear) - a persistent, abnormal, and irrational fear of love and intimacy, of deep relationship with smbd.
It seems Stalin suffered from philophobia. He never had a deep personal relationship with anybody, a man or a woman, either friendship or love.
philophobia by Mikhail Epstein November 7, 2003
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