Anonymous #1 13w

Here u go ^^ I also love learning new words

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Anonymous #2 13w

Idk if I’ve heard of an actual fear of

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Anonymous #1 13w

I haven’t either, but generally when it comes to social groups the -phobe suffix comes to mean discriminatory against rather than afraid of. For example, homophobe usually refers to someone who discriminates against gay people and not someone who is afraid of them.

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Anonymous #1 13w

To go off #2’s point you could say I’m bigotphobic to number 1. However I wouldn’t say I’m afraid of number 1, I just hate them!

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Anonymous #1 13w

Have you ever heard of the word “or”?

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