dalvinphobia
dalvinphobia by bossplayasbae October 24, 2023
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davisphobia
"The completely rational fear of the random and completely nonsensical, days long gibbering of a wapanese-American by the name of Phillip Davis."
"I have davisphobia."
davisphobia by ImRikJamez September 8, 2009
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davidphobia
davidphobia by thatguycalledcrusty April 25, 2022
Daliaphobia
The intense, horrifying fear of a girl named Dalia. You fear approaching her. What if she rips your head off? You feel like she is a demon straight (lol) from depths of hell.
Daliaphobia by dvdplayer32 November 2, 2022
Davidphobia
An extreme or irrational fear of or aversion to a person named David. This may be either due to inbuilt prejudice, or can be justified through the extensive evidence of David's exasperating behavior. It is not an illogical paranoia, it is a lifestyle choice. One that is fulfilling for those active in the field.
Davidphobia by saturn's wife November 14, 2025
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