hetrophobic
hetrophobic by daadon December 22, 2020
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Hetrophobic
Hetrophobic encompasses a range of negative attitudes and feelings toward hetrasexuality or people who are identified or perceived as being straight.
Hetrophobic remarks
Hetrophobic by It's a two way street March 6, 2021
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metrophobic
Metrophobia, contrary to pop-cultural belief, means "fear of hatred of poetry." It does NOT have anything to do with women fearing so-called "metrosexuals."
metrophobic by Nathan7 January 16, 2006
heteraphobic
heteraphobic by KrAzE aka DanCe January 16, 2009
Heterophobia
Fake news. A fabrication of victimhood created by homophobes, who have never experienced discrimination against them in their lives.
Heterophobia by America Lover 🇺🇸 May 11, 2023
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