Gymnophobia anxiety disorder if the person cannot control the phobia or it is interfering with their daily life. Gymnophobia is common among children, especially those undergoing puberty. Child gymnophobia is common due to peer pressure, bullying, and a fear of exposing sexual organs. Gymnophobia has been likened to the fictional condition "never-nude" portrayed in the comedy series "Arrested Development". Gymnophobia Gymnophobia is a fear (phobia) of nudity. The term "gymnophobia" comes from the Greek γυμνός - "gumnos", "naked" and φόβος - "phobos", "fear". A phobia that has a significant amount of overlap with gymnophobia is dishabiliophobia, which is the fear of
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