#domatophobia

[cyberkotolog]

clumsily assembling fragments of memory

[cyberkotolog]

Fall into my embrace - for I can offer you nothing else. Keeper of Kuwascon outskirts. No matter that the kingdom has long fallen, he does his best to keep it in order, mainly by fixing broken bridges between the flying trails. 

(his artfight profile)

[ladymoonblessed]

What if whenever I wrote the word House . . .

No matter the context? Lol

[magpie-murder]

Why 'house' in blue? I've been seeing it pop up in places -mostly memes- and am I just getting internet old and missing something???

its a reference to a book called house of leaves, i'd recommended doing your own research on the book because i'll admit its very cool but long story short, the book is at odds with a phobia of mine and seeing it causes skme pretty extreme distress for me to mask through

[magpie-murder]

i wish you could filter specific text forms of words. i cannot simply just filter away the word "house" it would get rid of normal ass posts, i need to be able to filter "house" in blue

[englishlistwords]

Oikophobia

Oikophobia (Greek: oîkos, 'house, household' + phóbos, 'fear'; related to domatophobia and ecophobia[1]) is an aversion to a home environment, or an abnormal fear (phobia) of one's home.[2]

In psychiatry, the term is also more narrowly used to indicate a phobia of the contents of a house: "fear of household appliances, equipment, bathtubs, household chemicals, and other common objects in the home."[3] In contrast, domatophobia specifically refers to the fear of a house itself.[3]

The term has been used in political contexts to refer critically to political ideologies that are held to repudiate one's own culture and laud others. One prominent such usage was by Roger Scruton in his 2004 book England and the Need for Nations.

In 1808, poet and essayist Robert Southey used the word to describe a desire (particularly by the English) to leave home and travel.[4] Southey's usage as a synonym for wanderlust was picked up by other 19th-century writers.

[hughatague]

Demon Domicile

Demon Domicile by Hugh A Tague

My breath quickens my palms wet with sweat my heart is pounding nearly bursting through my shirt.

Once vibrant Victorian dental work hanging from the porch roof’s eve beckons to a brighter time when all my family and friends were warmly welcome inside.

The spirits of horse and riders passed stand vigil near the mounting blocks forewarn me of impending despair.

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[doctor-crane-is-not-in-righ-blog]

Daily Phobia: Domatophobia: The fear of being in a house.

"This is one that I find particularly interesting. Perhaps this is why some of the  citizens of Gotham choose to inhabit the streets. I do believe this will be most entertaining to study."