Which one is you?

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WHICH ONE IS YOU?

  • selenophile:  a person who loves the moon.
  • Nyctophilia: a person who loves darkness.
  • Pluviophile: a person who loves rain.
  • Opacarophile: a person who loves sunset.
  • Bibliophilia: a person who loves books.
  • Selenophile: a person who loves moon.
  • melophile: a person who loves music.
  • Philanthropist: a person who loves mankind.
  • Astrophile: a person who loves stars, astronomy.

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