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Cacophobia vs. Unatractiphobia: Distinct Phobias
Cacophobia = fear of ugliness (in objects, environments, or people).
Unatractiphobia = fear of being unattractive oneself (body‑image anxiety).
Both relate to appearance but differ in focus: external vs. self‑directed. Neither is a formal DSM‑5 diagnosis; they fall under specific phobia (other) or body dysmorphic disorder spectrum if impairing.
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