Yes. "Life".
It is normal for people to come up with an endless variety of mechanisms to avoid feeling emotions. Repression is the inevitable result. By focusing on anything else you can temporarily make emotions disappear from awareness. This is very common.
A willingness to feel emotions, which is not the same as an attempt to adjust how you feel, is the opposite of repression and can feel quite disturbing temporarily. However this willingness is a purposeful shift from repression to awareness that eases the anxiety that occurs from repressing.
what happens to body and emotions in response of to this phobia
what happens to body and emotions in response of to this phobia
No such phobia, that I could find
Hedonophobia
I looked it up and there is no phobia name for hail.
I don't have a phobia except for writing 'that' particular word.
Yes. Genuphobia is the name of the phobia
There is currently no proper name for a phobia of chaos as it has not yet been classified as a phobia
There is not a specific phobia name for a ski phobia. There is a snow phobia that is called chionophobia and if someone were afraid of snow, they would not enjoy skiing.
The accepted phobia name for this condition is Acerophobia.
The accepted phobia name for this condition is Alliumphobia.
The accepted phobia name for this condition is Ambulophobia.