Thoughts on insects

every time i see an insect, i think it’s a reincarnation of a friend from my past. a reason why i don’t kill insects much, especially if they are cute beetle-shaped.

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I’m afraid of some insects, but I also acknowledge that they’re helpless, so I tend to leave them alone if at all possible. I don’t like smushing them and have been refusing to lately. They’re just trying to live their lil bug lives lol

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lol yes. but if i kept my place cleaner, i wouldn’t have to worry about these deep decisions.

just that the bugs seem to be attracted to me. so i think they might know me or something. maybe i wrote poems to them in their past life or something. lol i don’t know.

could also be because i’m a bit dirty. but that makes everything boring. ;/

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I hate bugs. I have no delusional issues with them and I have no moral problem killing them although I prefer someone else do it because it is so gross.

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I kill black widows brown recluses Japanese hornets and flys oh and damned misquitos…sp…and dammm ticks…oh how I hate ticks…i will spray them with hair spray or ax and then light them on fire while their feasting on my blood…bastards…ahem… but pretty much everything else has a free pass… beetles are cool praying mantis are awesome even if I was attacked by on during mating season their like kung fu masters… love the bees and need them… most spiders are just getting rid of other bugs for me I know they could make you sick if they bite you…but they prolly wont rot off a chunck of your flesh or just out right kill you like the spiders on my kill on site list…

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We have many Black widows in our yard, and I’ve been told Brown Recluses. Nothing I hate more than a bug who takes more than there fair share.
I like to freeze the Black widows, I keep 2 in my freezer currently for good luck. They’re pretty much like humans though, freeze them all you want but the minute you try to thaw them out (it was a gross misunderstanding with the current Hubby)their red hourglass goes all black and they never come back.

@sirBoring You must have had a lot of friends from the past?

thing is that the analogy is “the birds and the bees.” i’m a bee, not a bird. then there’s the queen bee being served by a hive of bees, another metaphor where insects go for non-males. so yeah, i’m probably over-thinking this reincarnation/insect thought… lol

that’s cool to know… when I was younger I would freeze those giant orange and black tarantula wasps… once they fall asleep you can tie a string around their middle right under where the wings attach… and then tie the string to a rock… and I would leave the rock string mean ass wasp on my bullies front porch ring his bell and run off before he answered…hahahaaha