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What is misopedia?

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∙ 17y ago
Updated: 6/11/2024

Misopedia is hatred of children , usually teens and kids.

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When you suffer from misopedia do you have an abnormal aversion to what?

You have a morbid hatred for children...................especially your own.


What word means hatred of children?

The word that means hatred of children is "misopedia."


Why do you suffer form misopedia?

Misopedia, the aversion to children, can stem from various factors including personal experiences, cultural influences, or psychological traits. Individuals may have had negative interactions with children or may feel overwhelmed by the responsibilities associated with parenting. Additionally, societal pressures and expectations can exacerbate feelings of discomfort or disdain towards children. Ultimately, it's a complex issue that varies from person to person.


Is there a term for the hatred of children?

Yes there is it is called pediaphobia. That is hatred of infants and young children. When you get to the teen years it is called Ephebiphobia or the fear of youth. Actually, pediaphobia is the "fear of children," not the hatred of them. Misopedia is the term you're looking for.


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