The irrational fear of wikipedia. First brought on in the early to mid 2000's, wikiphobia was demonstrated within numerous high school and college campuses. Fueled by the initial distrust of web-based knowledge, wikiphobia led many innocent students to be robbed of basic yet precious insights into important works of literature, science, philosophy and the arts. Although Wikipedia is known to be an undeniably useful starting point for research in any area, wikiphobia is still a common mental illness. One day scientists will discover the cure for wikiphobia, we can only hope.
"Don't use wikipedia as a source for your paper! You will get an F!" - Teacher/ Professor
"Man, that damn Old Man River of a teacher must have wikiphobia!"
- "He needs help"
Cisphobia is where people are phobic of people being comfortable with their gender because they think everyone who is cis is transphobic saying things such as cis scum despite thinking that cisphobia doesnt exist, yet they portray themselves as cisphobic without even realizing it or coming to terms with it.
"Oh my god! Did you hear about Leah? She thinks cisphobia is real! Lol!"
Dislike or prejudice towards cisgender people, also
known as, people that identify with their assigned sex/gender given at birth. Cisgender people do not need to be considered oppressed to be the victims of Cisphobia. The suffixes -phobic and -ism are entirely different which many people confuse together. -ism is the suffix in which oppression needs to occur. -phobia is the suffix in which any acts of dislike or prejudice need to occur.
Cisphobia/Cisphobic examples include: “Death to all Cisgender people” , “I wish all Cisgender people would die” , “All cis people are transphobic.” , “Cis people don’t deserve rights.”, “I can’t be cisphobic because I am oppressed.” , “I don’t have cisphobia, I’m not afraid of cisgender people, I just hate them!”