Fuandere

Unlike a tsundere, who looks hostile toward people on the outside, but caring on the inside, a fuandere is someone who may act anxious toward other people, but is also caring on the inside. One of the unheard words in the -dere family of words.

Etmology:
"Fuandere" is derived from the Japanese words "fuan", meaning "anxious", and "deredere" meaning "lovey dovey". It literally means "anxious love" in Japanese.

Wordington-Chan's Diary #105: I just saw the cutest boy in my high school. Look at his glorious hair~! Too bad I don't have the courage to confess my love to him...I feel like a fuandere...

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