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amaurophilia 

1.) Sexual preference for a blind or blindfolded sex partner.
2.) Sexual preference for having-sex in total darkness; may be due to religious guilt, low self-esteem, or feelings of inadequacy.

(Most people are uncomfortable about having-sex under bright lights ; also, tactile stimulations reach greater sensitivity in semi or total darkness.)
I'm into amaurophilia.
amaurophilia by fetishkitty69 September 15, 2013

Ailurophiliac 

an individual who loves cats. Also confused ailurophobia, which is the fear of cats.
Susanne - "Hey, Ashton, are you a cat person or a dog person?"

Ashton - "I'm an ailurophiliac."

Susanne - "What does that mean?"

Ashton - "It means I love cats!"
Ailurophiliac by BabyyAshton04 October 7, 2012

ailurophiles 

someone who absolutely adores cats, wants to hug every cat in the world, and sing them a bedtime song.
dat gurl, audra is an ailurophiles

ailurophile 

A person who adores all things feline.
You don't have to be a crazy old cat lady to be an ailurophile!
ailurophile by gadjitfreek August 9, 2006

ailurophobia 

1. The irrational fear of cats.
2. The rational fear of millions of pictures of stupid kittens taking up valuable storage space on the internet.
Jane's collection of kitten pictures had filled the 1 terabyte hard drive. This drove Dick crazy to the point his family had him committed. Diagnosis: ailurophobia.
ailurophobia by Pussygalore July 23, 2012

ailurophagia 

The consumption of cats, either living or dead.
When I got home this afternoon, my cat was missing another leg. There's so much ailurophagia in this world, I just don't know what to do sometimes.
ailurophagia by David M-C February 23, 2008
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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