Fykiaphobia is an internet slang term that describes the fear or aversion towards receiving a negative comment or feedback online. It refers to the anxiety or apprehension that people feel when they anticipate criticism or judgment from others regarding their online posts or content. This term is often used humorously to express the fear of facing online criticism or sarcastically to acknowledge the sensitivity towards negative feedback.
Examples:
1. Sarah just wrote a blog post about her travel experiences, but she has serious fykiaphobia. She’s so afraid that someone might leave a negative comment that she hasn’t hit the “publish” button yet.
2. Alex posted a picture of his homemade dessert on social media, and rather than being excited about the likes and comments, he experienced fykiaphobia. He couldn’t help but worry if someone would say something negative about it or criticize his baking skills.
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