Spiders are truly terrifying. At least, the venomous ones. I can't tell the difference so I'm pretty paranoid of all of them, even though the only ones we have in Florida are apparently black widows and brown recluses.
In hindsight, it was pretty funny to find that they had started nesting in my pillow. My reaction would have been priceless. I've now had all the windows and gutters poisoned so they haven't invaded for a while. Damn arachnid jerks
Lulz, that sounds like it would be comedic in a way.
If you carry around a small bug spray you should be able to kill them before they get you. I keep bug spray in my room because spiders like to invade.
I'm fairly sure I've never been stung by a bee, just that yellow jacket when I was five. I doubt I'd enjoy getting stung much either.
I can't remember the last time a bee actually stung me. I'd probably freak out like a big baby.
Bees? They aren't, but only if you smurf with them. If you leave them alone you're pretty much fine. I know this, and yet I can't seem to internalise it.
Those things don't look real friendly. I wouldn't want to cross one either.
High-rise buildings don't bother me. Bees still engender a fight-or-flight response for me because I was stung by a yellow jacket when I was five and I've never been able to internalise my knowledge that there's a big difference between the two into not having a fear of them.
Everybody has stupid fears. I hate those damn window-walls on high rise buildings. I hate high rise buildings in general. Anything with more than three floors I either avoid, or hug the wall closest to the centre of the building as close as possible.
