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A Rwandan man has allegedly (được cho là) lived in isolation (cô lập) for 55 years because of an 'extreme fear of women'.

Callixte Nzamwita, who is reportedly (được cho là) 71 years old, has allegedly spent the last 55 years in self-imposed exile (tự lưu đày, tự lưu vong), barricading himself (tự nhốt mình) inside his home to avoid any contact with women.

Mr Nzamwita reportedly began isolating himself at the age of 16, meaning he does everything from sleeping and cooking, even urinating (đi tiểu), in the space of his own confined abode (không gian chật hẹp riêng của ông ấy).

A fear of women, called gynophobia (chứng sợ phụ nữ), is not officially recognised as a genuine mental disorder (rối loạn tâm thần thực sự), but is clinically classified (phân loại lâm sàng) as a specific phobia.

A neighbour who spoke to Afrimax for their video said: 'When we try to help him, he doesn't want us to come closer or talk to him. Instead we give him things by tossing (quăng, ném) them into his house'.

They continued: 'He doesn't let us get close to him, but he still takes what we offer from a distance'.

Living such a secluded (biệt lập) and solitary (hẻo lánh) existence may appear to be an impossible challenge for most people, but Nzamwita appears to be satisfied with the life he is claimed to live.

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