#wasposting

[parchment-wasp-core]

I need People to understand wild animals are just a little unpredictable and if they act aggressively or against how you've been told they inherently act that it is not a statement on that species character or morality. Actually, let's add to that, an animal is not moral nor immoral in its actions, a wasp is not evil for stinging and it wasn't stinging out of malice

[orangeswithsquirrelfaces]

who here knows what a wasp is. i’m preparing for something

[parchment-wasp-core]

I love that wasps will be in close to the most stressful situation I think an animal could be in and they'll still stop to eat, I need that. Like a predatory animal almost 2 million times your weight physically captures you in a clear cylinder and just gives you a piece of fruit and you EAT IT??

[parchment-wasp-core]

"it would be good if wasps were extinct, they are invasive"

You have a fundamental misunderstanding of how a majority of invasive animals work

[parchment-wasp-core]

I’m not saying Hymenoptera are emotionally complex but I am saying a hornet is better at communicating it's emotions than some mfs out there

[parchment-wasp-core]

Parasitoid wasps such good parents, you go mama, feed those kids, a single mom who works two jobs, who loves her kids and never stops. Y'all praise parents who would kill for their kids but can't handle when they really do it

[parchment-wasp-core]

You might think "nobody loves me" but all you have to do is wait for summer, because the wasps love you

[parchment-wasp-core]

Do y'all care about why I think wasps are the best representation/symbol for many marginalized communities? I might write a bit on it, I love those fool