Anthrophobic Edit Meaning

1.

Fear of others. In some, the realization that there are other independent equal entities gives rise to intense anxiety and fear.

Christopher Robin developed an increasingly severe anthrophobic disorder as he grew older. He discovered that he was not alone as a human being. At fist this thought comforted him, but then he realized for the first time that he could never be in control of his own life, or death. From this day forth Christopher Robin spent more and more time alone, seeking to control the possible outcomes, vainly attempting to act as master in a world whose shrinking boundaries serve as comforts for an overwhelmed mind.

See misanthropy, solipsism, escapism, agoraphobia, hermit