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The long words about love are rich-sounding enough to appeal to those who love using long words. Interestingly, these long words are not overly long, making them appeal to people with a phobia of long words. The top examples of long words about love are: ...
3.Some people worry about being the target of laughter.These people are frightened.They suffer from an emotional disorder called gelotophobia.That long name comes from the Greek language.The word Gelos means laugh,while phobos means fear. ...
Some people worry about being the target of laughter.These people are frightened.They suffer from an emotional disorder called gelotophobia.That long name comes from the Greek language.The word Gelos means laugh while phobos means fear. Victor Rubio is an expert on human behavior at the Autonomo...
Because the people who came up with these names were ironic, just like spider phobia is fear of spiders. This is also because they need a title to explain aversion. This is why they say a long word because when you look at the name, you immediately know what it is, and phobia is wh...
Eikositriophobia. Eight thousand four hundred and one days ago,I riffedon an article I’d found onPlastic.com, aboutGordon Sinclair’s device designed to fling a haggis across Calgary’s Bow River, turning it into a brief knock on the concept of patent trolls; thus, blogging. —Eight tho...
To dismiss, police, or downplay someone’s sexuality on the basis of their gender presentation has its roots in femmephobia and biphobia. “It says that femmes are unfit to sleep with other queers,” says Maggie McMuffin, “bec...
But it seems they are now matched by a new, peculiarly 21st century affliction-the fear of being out of mobile phone contact.Millions apparently suffer from "no mobile phobia" which has been given the name nomophobia. They have become so dependent on their mobile that discovering it is out ...
Some people worry about beingthe target of laughter.These people are frightened.They suffer from an emotional disorder calledgelotophobia.That long name comes from the Greek language.The word Gelos means laugh, while phobos means fear. Victor Rubio is an expert on human behavior at the Autonomous...
The prejudice against transgender people in the UK has, after years of furious lobbying, reached the level of a moral panic, and thanks to the pressure of the lobbyists (and perhaps even more, the money behind them) transphobia is now essentially written into British law. It feels like bad...