@SlyrakEldwurm@Jubilee4CHANGE Well... You ignored my replies and focused on the fact I replied to your old tweets, and that I'm a member of UTTP.
A phobia has meant "averse to" since the 1800s, before either of us was born.
@EmilySm43 Remember that this twitter shit isn't real. Actual feminists focus on actual problems like jobs and stuff and not promoting misandry. Toppling the patriarchy is good too.
@SlyrakEldwurm Sigh... you got me. I'm the UTTP. I've been pretending to be far left but that's not going to work now, is it? And that wasn't a gotcha, I found it while scrolling.
@SlyrakEldwurm I meant it in a more metaphorical sense. For this case, I agree with you. It's that the truth is people won't budge from their opinions, unless they do not truly believe in them.
@SlyrakEldwurm@Jubilee4CHANGE Phobia means averse to. If a person is allergic to nuts, they are nutphobic or whatever. This meaning has existed since th 19th century. Left: Wikipedia, Right: Webster's dictionary.
Never mess about words with a history writer, even less with a historical fiction author.