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Warbephobia 

The fear of pick me ass mutes, they decide to act like a child at their grown age and cry when confronted.

They get very clingy to others in a flirtatious way and it is very scary, because you don’t know when you’re gonna be a victim.

They are everywhere.
“Oh there is a mute flirting with a random stranger!”

“I am uncomfortable and scared…”

“Why?”

“Because I have Warbephobia.”

“Makes sense, you are very much valid.”
Warbephobia by VeryTargeted March 22, 2024
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Waruphobia 

Waruphobia is an irrational fear of the fictional character Waluigi.

it is derived from Hepburn: "Waruīji" (pronounced ɰaɾɯ. i ʑi) meaning Waluigi and "phobos" meaning fear.
person 1: Hey wanna play some Mario Kart?

person 2: Just don't pick anything with Waluigi i have Waruphobia
Waruphobia by SamiTheAnxiousBean April 27, 2020
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Wariophobia 

persona A - "Shizuma has wariophobia"
person B - "lol!"
Wariophobia by Shizumma January 29, 2021

Wobephobia 

The fear of a little creature related to the ewok the, ewob, this is a ewok but in the form of a small human creature named Wob whom can’t pronounce his r’s
I have bad news, you have wobephobia.
Wobephobia by You pleb January 11, 2022

Warophobia 

The fear of war and military conflicts
I bet warophobia is a big thing amongst the Ukrainians that fled their homes since the Russo-Ukrainian War/Special Military Operation (pick and choose your opinion) began on February 24th 2022
Warophobia by Сейдж July 26, 2023

wariophobia 

Person A -"Shizuma has wariophobia"
Persona B - "lol!"
wariophobia by Shizumma January 29, 2021

wariophobia 

Person A - "Shizuma has really bad wariophobia"
Person B - "lol!"
wariophobia by Shizumma January 29, 2021
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