#spider mentioned

[katie-the-bug]

Pros of having a spider in my shower:

None.

Cons of having a spider in my shower:

Gives me the willies

Won't stay out of sight

Won't stay in one place

Won't stay in a SAFE place

Climbs on my stuff

Wants to dangle right above the drain for some ill-conceived spider reason or possibly no reason at all

I feel responsible for its well-being even though it wasn't MY idea to go fucking BUNGEE JUMPING next to the fucking FAUCET and get WASHED THE FUCK OUT

[tiny-madd-hatter]

My roommates tarantula did the little you're a threat dance to me, just waiving her little legs at me and he got so pissed, not actually, that she wouldn't do it at him. She ran into her burrow when he came over

[spoopy-sloth]

Girl, help. My cat ate a spider ;A; poor baby. She was just vibing in the corner 😭💔💔💔

[softlittleheartsandsparkles]

I'm the spider anon: Thank you. What do I do about the discord servers we both are in?

Hm, depending on the server how active you both are, etc. It might be better to block and/or talk to the team running the servers. But be aware too people may pick "sides". Or you could feel uncomfortable with the possible interaction. Its why the next suggest I think is slightly better. Find servers (new ones) for you to be in that they aren't in. Look for communities more based around your interests. (Examples "spider keeping"<- I don't know if this is a server but you can look for spaces that might be more positive. Like a reptile group/server. ) Find a place they aren't in, and if you like the server you'll naturally be more likely to post thus you'll start to feel like you belong, and you'll become more active. Bright side to this is you'll have a space you'll feel more welcome in & depending on how active you are, it might give the mutual servers a small break. Which means less likely drama will be engaged. Edit: you can look for "herping" servers as well. (if they are a thing) Herping according to google: "is the act of searching for amphibians or reptiles. The term, often used by professional and amateur herpetologists. " <- while it doesn't mention spiders, I think a communities of folks who like amphibians, and reptiles might be more accepting of spider keepers. ^-^ I learnt about "herping" from snake discovery so it should be something you can search for. If I can think of other search terms I'll edit.

[seasucculent]

Oh boy I can’t go into the bug tag there are spiders and I feel sick I can’t deal with them at all

[succlentwitch]

Less than a minute into my shower I spot this huge daddy long leg crawling across the ceiling at me and I booked it outta there water is all over the floor lmao not today satan

[seaki]

Car Spider

Idk if this is a thing beyond my immediate family When my sister and I got our first car we left the windows open and unintentially let in a spider Since then I've always had a spider in my car, even in my new one. I think about this one more cause unlike in my old car, the new spider made its home in my front windsheild, making a Web in the passenger side across about a quarter of the windshield. The spider live there safely and keeps my car free of other bugs. Does anyone else have a car spider?