how do you feel when you kill little things?

[Trippy Turtle]

hi people i was just wondering how you feel about killing things like spiders/bugs etc, just because i killed a spider and now i feel terrible. i think its stupid that i feel terrible but i can't help feeling that i just killed an innocent thing. i'm the type of person that will normally grab a spider and put it on a branch outside. How do you feel about killing the little things?

 

[BoredDragon]

Oh, this thread is about bugs. That makes sense because it's not like I was going to comment on killing a person or anything like that, *laughs nervously*

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*runs away*

 

[Trippy Turtle]

oh crap... i just realised the title...

how do i change it?

fixed

 

[teqrevisited]

SUCH FLAMMABLE LITTLE INSECTS!

Ahem.

I hate spiders and flies are annoying, they all die and I'm glad to be rid of them. The only part I don't like is the smear they leave on whatever I flattened them on.

 

[HardkorSB]

Like a big thing.

 

[Lilani]

I feel safer. I hate bugs. I'd probably feel bad if I squished some endangered species, but if I kill a standard brown recluse, or a grandaddy longleg, or a few ants I know there billions out there ready to take their place.

 

[DKen2021]

A small relief from annoyance. If they aren't in the range of my face or my ear, I wouldn't bother.

 

[JasonKaotic]

Powerful!

Not really.

When I kill flies I feel victorious, anything else and I feel bad. I don't like flies very much.

 

[VanQ]

SUCH FLAMMABLE LITTLE INSECTS!

Ahem.

I hate spiders and flies are annoying, they all die and I'm glad to be rid of them. The only part I don't like is the smear they leave on whatever I flattened them on.

Seriously! How hard is it to dodge a giant wave of lava!

OT: I feel the same way as the OP, I would much rather take a bug outside where it can live out the rest of it's already short lifespan. Much less mess to clean up anyway, here in Aus, squashing a spider means at least 20 minutes of guts to clean up, assuming the little bastard isn't playing possum and gone by the time you come back with cleaning materials.

 

[Shycte]

Sexually aroused.

 

[LiudvikasT]

This actually happened today. After coming back home, I felt something crawling on me, it was an ant. So I took it and brought it back outside. I can't kill anything that has done me no wrong and those poor little creatures did not.

 

[Neverhoodian]

Depends on the type of bug/arachnid.

If it's something that tries to steal my food, drink my blood or otherwise hurt or inconvenience me, then I feel great. The one exception I have to that are bees, simply because they do far more good than harm (that, and honey is delicious).

 

[Your Nightmare]

or a few ants I know there billions out there ready to take their place.

So a bit like humans? lol

Funny, being a vegetarian - I don't care about bugs.

In fact, I think they're all c*nts..

 

[loc978]

Well, I tend not to kill spiders if I can help it, but generally when I'm killing ants, I'm just annoyed at their presence. Mosquitoes, houseflies and such, same as ants. With wasps, I feel a little euphoric thrill, almost like a real fight... but a much lesser version.
There was this one time I killed a bumblebee that wouldn't leave my enclosed deck... and I felt awesome

Spoiler: I was swatting at it with my wakizashi, mostly hoping it would just leave... I never expected to connect

People, though... that's more complicated.

 

[Shepard's Shadow]

Happy. They can't bother me since they are dead.

 

[Subbies]

Squishiness underneath my hand

 

[El Poncho]

If they get all up in my shit I don't care if I kill them. However if it's a small thing like a mouse then I don't like killing them, which isn't a good trait to have when your cat actively tortures them.