Atychiphobiden, Chronophobiden, Doxophobiden, Electrophobiden, and Eleutherophobiden Atychiphobiden - a term for when one's fear of failure is deeply integral or important to one's identity. This doesn't describe one's self inherently, but is rather fully a part of one's selfhood and experience in the world. It can be used as an adjective, a noun, or both. Chronophobiden - a term for when one's fear of time or the passage of time is deeply integral or important to one's identity. This doesn't describe one's self inherently, but is rather fully a part of one's selfhood and experience in the world. It can be used as an adjective, a noun, or both. Doxophobiden - a term for when one's fear of expressing one's opinion or being praised is deeply integral or important to one's identity. This doesn't describe one's self inherently, but is rather fully a part of one's selfhood and experience in the world. It can be used as an adjective, a noun, or both. Electrophobiden - a term for when one's fear of electricity is deeply integral or important to one's identity. This doesn't describe one's self inherently, but is rather fully a part of one's selfhood and experience in the world. It can be used as an adjective, a noun, or both. Eleutherophobiden - a term for when one's fear of being free or freedom/independence is deeply integral or important to one's identity. This doesn't describe one's self inherently, but is rather fully a part of one's selfhood and experience in the world. It can be used as an adjective, a noun, or both.
