1.Alliumphobia - Fear of garlic
Alliumphobia is an intense fear of garlic. People with alliumphobia avoid consuming garlic at all costs and shudder even at the sight or smell of it.
Other than humans, vampires and mosquitoes are reported to have alliumphobia. In Bram Stoker's Dracula, Professor Abraham Van Helsing infuses his room with garlic in order to ward off evil spirits.
Garlic sprays may be used as effective mosquito repellents. There's evidence gases and odors exhaled by a person who has consumed plenty of garlic may drive off mosquitoes

2.Didaskaleinophobia - Fear of going to school
Didaskaleinophobia is characterized by an aversion to school and affects 5 percent of the population.
The root cause may be traced back to learning disabilities (like dyslexia or ADHD), an inability to cope with academic pressure or traumatic events (such as being bullied, oppressed or marginalized), or being confronted in school. Teachers should be trained to nurture and counsel students and give them special time and attention. It is astonishing how many of us have outgrown the dread of homework without seeking counseling... 98 percent of naija kids are didaskalenophobic

adrelanine: 1.Alliumphobia - Fear of garlic
Alliumphobia is an intense fear of garlic. People with alliumphobia avoid consuming garlic at all costs and shudder even at the sight or smell of it.
Other than humans, vampires and mosquitoes are reported to have alliumphobia. In Bram Stoker's Dracula, Professor Abraham Van Helsing infuses his room with garlic in order to ward off evil spirits.
Garlic sprays may be used as effective mosquito repellents. There's evidence gases and odors exhaled by a person who has consumed plenty of garlic may drive off mosquitoes

vampires... Like seriously ?

3.Soceraphobia - Fear of in-laws
Soceraphobia is characterized by constant apprehension, anxiety or fear at the thought of interacting with one's in-laws.
Pentheraphobia is the fear of one's mother-in-law. The root cause of this fear lies in the often exaggerated imagination of the in-law's similarity to one's own, which often proves unrealistic. A surprisingly large number of newlywed men and women are seeking therapy to overcome this phobia

4.Pogonophobia- Fear of beards
“Pogonophobia” is derived from the greek word “pogono” meaning “pertaining to beard” and “phobia” meaning "fear."
Some people attach negative attributes of being disheveled, unhygienic and/or barbaric to men with beards and are repulsed by them. (Of course, elegantly coiffed beards in agreement with women's tastes are a different topic altogether.)
Some women have turned down eligible bachelors due to this phobia and even consider men with facial hair to have a “suspicious streak of individuality and defiance.

Ebolaphobia

5.Euphobia – Fearing of hearing good news
We know that everyone loves to hear good news and dreads the bad, but here's a shocking revelation – people suffering from euphobia shun good news of any kind!

The reason behind this might be an apprehension of a deceptive or elusive piece of unpleasant news lurking behind so-called “good news." A person suffering from euphobia surrounds himself with negative or pessimistic perceptions intentionally. Behavioral therapy may help them to develop confidence and optimism

6.Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia/ Sesquipedalophobia - Fear of long words
The name itself contains a frightful 35 letters and derives its origin from the root-word “sesquipedalian”, meaning “long word." The words “hippopotamus” and “monsters” are simply added to it to intensify its terror.
Fearful experiences with vocabulary or spelling contests during childhood and difficulty to memorize or mentally process multisyllabic words are some of the causes of this phobia. In today's techno dependent society, many people who have given up the habit of reading can partially develop this phobia.

7.Caligynephobia/ Venustraphobia - Fear of beautiful women
Some people may suffer from a ceaseless fear, anxiety, uneasiness and even depression when coming in contact with beautiful women. This may stem from a traumatic incident in the past of confronting a beautiful female, low self-esteem and/or self-image, or an inferiority complex.
This phobia is also linked to television and movies which feature attractive women and may affect the performance of the individual in life and distract him from his work..... i think i am caliggnyephobic

nice one
tho none applies to me

9.Vestiophobia- Fear of wearing clothes
Vestiophobia is an aversion to the feeling of clothes on one's body.
People with this phobia prefer to dress in extremely loose garments or sometimes no garment at all. Traumatic incidents of being bitten by insects (like spiders and wasps) hidden in the folds of the clothes are linked with vestiophobia.
Sometimes wearing heavy clothes for a prolonged time may trigger such a phobia. The symptoms range between a sense of suffocation and strangulation, to nausea, trembling and panic.

It's really true

Mod front page please

10.Pneumatiphobia - Fear of spirits
neumatiphobia is a fear of the supernatural which many of us have to some extent.
This phobia may be sub-categorized into Spectrophobia (fear of specters), Phasmophobia (fear of ghosts), Demonophobia (fear of demons), Bogyphobia (fear of bogeyman), Satanophobia (fear of Satan), Stygiophobia or Hadephobia (fear of hell) and Wiccaphobia (fear of witches).
The symptoms include paranoia, panic attacks, nausea, sweating, mental breakdown and a feeling of being chased or persecuted by spirits. Stories of ghosts, ghouls, demons, werewolves and other apparitions popularized by literature, mythology and television may aggravate this phobia. ................ SO WHICH ONE IS APPLICABLE TO YOU

6.Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia/
Sesquipedalophobia - Fear of long words
how do i pronounce this?

9.Vestiophobia- Fear of wearing clothes

maheeda must be suffering from this

FEAR? not in my deco

Just to tell you I enjoyed this.....and booked fp space

Tontodecaylafrontolopageophobia-the fear of a beautiful topic like this not making front page instead of the normal tonto dike related ones

Nice Op...Fear of water should also be inclusive

No.7...Seriously?? I wonder who would have a phobia for beautiful women..

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lekejob: FEAR? not in my deco

then your deco should be fearfobic fear of the word FEAR

I was here

Oyinbo go just dey write rubbish go dey give us. Mhen those words are tongue twisting, can't they use simple words? Mtschew.
Btw, was guilty of number 2. Back then I'll go and hide under staircase to avert school, Dem go con dey look for me. Chaii Od AV mercy.

Donfamous: Oyinbo go just dey write rubbish go dey give us. Mhen those words are tongue twisting, can't they use simple words? Mtschew.
Btw, was guilty of number 2. back then I'll go and hide under staircase to avert school, Dem go con dey look for me. Chaii Od AV mercy.

. The don has done it again.. Why u too they lie.. You house no get stair case na.. You for don use anoda thing

I love NL.

Like say u read my mind xcept de no 3,5,6,7,9 buh de rest are correct

Everybody has at least 1

lekejob: FEAR? not in my deco

adrelanine: . The don has done it again.. Why u too they lie.. You house no get stair case na.. You for don use anoda thing

lolz u know me b4.?

Obesophobia: Fear of gaining weight. Common among women and adolescent girls.

Why should someone fear beautiful women