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Well, technically phobe and phile are the two words. There is hydrophobe, hydrophile, lipophobe, lipophile, which is a property for chemicals. Things that are lipophile are oily and do not mix well with water, making it hard to wash off, while hydrophile are substances that can be cleaned. Soap is btw special insofar that it is both hydrophile and lipophile, making oily stuff stick and allowing one to wash off everything with water.

Anyway, I see these words as such, not as "phobias" or an obsession. It just means you are either against or for something. Am I against jews, faggots, niggers, kikes, feminists, communists, subhumans, pedophiles? Yes.

Do these labels mean anything? No. Only if you let them, for example by trying to reject them. By not fighting these labels and just accepting them, and not taking them seriously, you disarm their power. Not only doesn't it force you into a defensive position, derailing any relevant topic at which you can score points, but also doesn't work to shame you in the face of others. Instead it shows that you are not afraid of mere words from infantile idiots and dismiss them instantly.

Imagine you have 5 minutes to speak, and you waste 5 minutes on debating how you are "racist" or not. Imagine you can spend these 5 minutes listing all the crucial points about niggers (crime, welfare, left-voters, low-IQ, worse education for all, etc). Then you could ask, if you must, "so, am I racist for being knowledgeable? If yes, now that I told you, you are racist too."