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love scare 

When someone loves you so much that it starts to freak you out.
"Kiss me," I whispered into his ear. He leaned into me, and gently kissed me on the lips. We stayed like that for a long time. I loved him so much. When we pulled away I said "I love you Derek. I want to go to Hawaii and marry you and have seven kids named Bobby, Lobby, Fozzy, Knozzy, Swiffer, Lenny and Frezzy." He looked taken aback. By that time I had already combined our bank accounts, booked a hotel room with a double bed and gotten our wedding rings. When I told him this, he ran away, saying something like "Love scare!"
love scare by ahsihm June 27, 2009
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scared of love

Someone who is afraid to get hurt. They lock themself out/away from others, trying not to get attatched.
Sarah only does open relationships because she is scared of love.
scared of love by Saucey05 March 24, 2007

lovescaper

Someone who runs away from love and emotions.
He's a lovescaper. He runs at the first sign of emotions.
lovescaper by coolheart February 11, 2014

lovescape 

Noun. The place in your heart populated by those you love, including but not limited to: friends, relatives, spouses, soul mates, pets, celebrities, and religious figures.
A combination term using "love" and "landscape."
The guy who pulled my son out of that burning car has a place in my lovescape forever.

My first-grade teacher is in my lovescape, along with my mom, my boyfriend, my mechanic, Cary Grant, and my cat.

You entered my lovescape when you sang "My Funny Valentine" as we walked through Central Park last night.
lovescape by Zwieback May 10, 2018

lovescar 

Lovescar a person who don't want to be in a relationship and getting hurt
My friend like the song lovescar
lovescar by My love is dead January 12, 2023
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murderhobo 

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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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