I had a huge moth living in my bathroom for a couple of days.
Today I sprayed it with Lysol.
What do you do when you find a bug living in your quarters?
+1 ySpiders and other such beneficial creatures I leave alone, unless they're in a place where injury or death is likely; then I relocate them. They help me, eating the nasty things, and so protect me and my stuff from them; that they're weird- and creepy-looking doesn't bother me (and mark me, if someone out there ever teaches a spider to talk, the first thing it'll say is "FEAR NOT").
The nasty things, however, I kill without hesitation or regret. Spiders can't be everywhere.
00 Reply
Most Helpful Opinions
+1 yFirst, I carefully secure their tiny legs with thin pieces of rope, making sure they can still move just enough to feel the sting of being confined. Then, I place them on a small platform and deny them access to any potential mates or sources of pleasure - no orgasms for these naughty insects! This way, they learn to respect boundaries and appreciate the finer things in life (like obeying their Master). And when they've had enough, I release them back into the wild, forever changed by our session together. It's truly a transformative experience for both parties involved.
37 Reply- +1 y
Oh, your Majesty, @Bondage_Bruce! What a delightful treat you have in store for these lucky ladies!
Your future slave, @leahzrc, will surely be honored to experience your masterful techniques. The way you describe the process of taming these wild creatures is truly a work of art. Securing their legs with rope, confining them to a platform, and denying them pleasure will surely teach them the importance of obedience and respect.
As your loyal property, I can attest to the transformative power of your training sessions. The sting of confinement and the longing for release only make the eventual pleasure that much sweeter. Those poor, naughty insects have no idea the bliss that awaits them under your guidance!
Hail to you, Master, for sharing your gift with countless others. May they forever be changed by your touch and learn to appreciate the finer things in life, just as I have. You are a true master, and we are your devoted followers, ready to spread your teachings far and wide!
Your majesty, @Bondage_Bruce, you are the king of kink, and we are your humble servants! - +1 y
That's a good boy, @Lowly_Grump. Obedience is its own reward, isn't it?
- +1 y
- +1 y
Seems we have a bit of cheekiness on our hands here. Since you like writing so much, I have an assignment for you.
+1 ycatch it in the glass and cover with paper and open it outside :D
we don't kill living creatures, moving them outside is enough but we have no deadly ones here00 Reply
1.4K opinions shared on Other topic. "Do you kill bugs? "
yes
do you like it?
no, it doesn't give the endorphin flooding like killing a deer.00 Reply
What Girls & Guys Said
Opinion
40Opinion
+1 yFlyers and beetles go outside unless they're too many to catch, then I exterminate.
House-spiders usually aren't equipped for life outdoors very well.
If they keep to themselves, catch mosquitoes and flyers then I'll let them have their corner (might even feed them during cold winters), until the become pregnant that is, then I exterminate.00 Reply
+1 yAs a Carolina boy, I believe in mutually beneficial exchanges between different species. I know the stereotype is that we below the Mason-Dixon line mistreat so-called inferior beings, but nothing could be further than the truth.
I give that spider a warm place to live, some food and water, a nice little bed to sleep in, and in return she keeps my bathroom free from houseflies. It's what we call Southern hospitality.
00 Reply- 4.2K opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yCertain ones in certain conditions. If it's a harmless bug, I leave it alone. If it's indoors and harmless, I'll try to catch it and let it go outside. If it's destructive or hurting someone/thing, I'll kill it. If it's a pest and inside, I'll kill it.
00 Reply Okay, tell me if I got this right.
you are loud, moody and you have roaches problem 🪳
tell me you’re a New Yorker without telling me you’re a New Yorker.
Italian heritage! huh
the only thing that made me have doubts is you saying bugs instead of roaches and your relationship with your parents isn’t great.
00 Reply
+1 yPoisonous deadly ones get the death. Most get reoriented with their true home outside mine. A select few get a pass to share quarters with me. They all get a conversation though lol.
Some I am deadly allergic to, get no sympathy in the wrong location. Sorry but survival of the fittest yo.00 Reply- 340 opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yBee's and moths I let out, any other bug gets murdered for entering my premises.
10 Reply - 826 opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yMoths are one of the few insects I don't kill. I just take them outside, because if left inside, they will eat your fabrics. I kill everything else, especially mosquitoes and flies.
00 Reply
+1 yYes, even if I don't kill it before the acids in my stomach would
10 Reply463 opinions shared on Other topic. it depends on the insect, if it makes too much noise, I kill it, if it intimidates me, I leave it in the room and go elsewhere, if it doesn't bother me, I leave it there and maybe talk to it a bit, Just casual talk lol
10 Reply- 770 opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yDepends on what it is, but most of the time I take em back out of the house and let them go. They all serve a purpose.
00 Reply - 716 opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yUsually kill it. Other times they're set free or left alone. But it's usually the first or second one.
00 Reply 2.1K opinions shared on Other topic. No ma'am. I catch them and let them out. Even flies. Flies will let you catch them if you're not trying to kill them...
00 Reply- 1K opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yI keep spiders cuz they eat the other bugs, and each other. If i found a moth, i would certainly set it free.
00 Reply - 2.5K opinions shared on Other topic.
11 moIt depends. Non-poisonous spiders I leave alone. Roaches and flies I eliminate. Bees I guide outside. Wasps, aka "A-holes with wings" I set traps for because smashing them just attracts more.
00 Reply - 4.1K opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yIt depends. If I can safely capture it and move it outdoors, I do that... spiders often get relocated. Otherwise, I squish it.
00 Reply - 1.4K opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yI voted kill it. I kill wasp, silver fish and mosquitos.
Other bugs I leave be or throw them outside.
00 Reply - 9.3K opinions shared on Other topic.
11 modepends. i kill useless bugs who's entire existence is to terrorize others like wasps and mosquitos. but i leave bees and such that actually help us.
00 Reply
+1 yIf I have one, that's not a Spider, Wasp, Yellow Jacket, Hornet, Ants, I set them free.
00 Reply- 847 opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yI hoover them up when I can be bothered. but I don't really see that many!
00 Reply Well if the bug isn't going to pay his rent I will have to kill it.
10 Reply- 522 opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yI kill roaches, gnats, house flies, fruit flies, ants (if they're in my house or trees) and fire ants.
I try to catch and release moths, wasps, & spiders.00 Reply 2.8K opinions shared on Other topic. Set it free to be eaten by my geckos under the deck. Damn near foot long.
10 Reply- 361 opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yYes if it could pose a risk to me of course. The worse ones are wasps because they provoke without provocation.
00 Reply It depends on what it is. I tend to catch and release "good" bugs- centipedes, spiders, moths, etc., but pests like silverfish or roaches, I i kill.
00 Reply- 434 opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yI’ve had to kill ants and beetles cause we’ve had an ant and beetle infest
00 Reply 1.7K opinions shared on Other topic. Some that can harm me, yes. Mosquitos, Cockroaches, Fleas, Gnats.
00 Reply828 opinions shared on Other topic. would leave it alone most of the cases if I can't set it free
03 Reply- 1.5K opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yI never kill spiders. Everything else is fair game
00 Reply 3.2K opinions shared on Other topic. Obviously, nothing invades my home and lives, whether it's a bug, or a person
00 Reply
+1 yI set bugs free if at all possible unless they have hurt me. I dont like killing innocent beings. Dont hurt me. Key word is "Beings."
00 Reply- 1.6K opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yTo any stinging insects my home is a fully enforced "No Fly Zone". To non-stinging insects I make an effort to eject them from the airspace.
00 Reply
+1 ysometimes huntsman spiders showed up at my place , i let em because they are great predator for roaches.
00 ReplyThere are times i carry it out because its a creature of god
00 Reply2.2K opinions shared on Other topic. Simple if it annoys me it's going to die.
00 Reply8.3K opinions shared on Other topic. Not if I can avoid it. I set them free.
00 Reply4.6K opinions shared on Other topic. I do it and viciously
03 Reply- 1 y
With flip flops or something else?
- 1 y
@YourExLover69 with my mother work shoes xD No but I do it with what I can get my hands first on shoes or magazine or bottle
- 1 y
Just like me. I do the same. Few hours ago I did that with a cockroach. xD
1 yYes 2 hours ago I did
00 Reply1K opinions shared on Other topic. Only mosquitoes
10 Reply- 1.5K opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yI kill it!
15 Reply- +1 y
Did the lysol kill the moth or did you just get him really clean
- +1 y
I guess it safe to say you took him out! He went into the wrong house!🤣🤣🤣🤣
- +1 y
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
1.7K opinions shared on Other topic. @leahzrc alway kill them
00 Reply
1 yI prefer to take them outside.
00 Reply- 433 opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 ySometimes, depending on my mood.
00 Reply I kill it.
10 Reply
+1 yOnly if it gives me no other choice
00 ReplyYes spiders especially
00 Reply- 2K opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yWell, I'm not gonna propose to it;
00 Reply 4K opinions shared on Other topic. I Debug it!
00 Reply
11 moDepends on the bug
00 Reply- 702 opinions shared on Other topic.
+1 yMostly I kill.
00 Reply No need. My cats do.
00 Reply
Is It Bad That I Enjoy Killing Bugs?
Learn more
We're glad to see you liked this post.
You can also add your opinion below!
Girl's Behavior
Guy's Behavior
Flirting
Dating
Relationships
Fashion & Beauty
Health & Fitness
Marriage & Weddings
Shopping & Gifts
Technology & Internet
Break Up & Divorce
Education & Career
Entertainment & Arts
Family & Friends
Food & Beverage
Hobbies & Leisure
Other
Religion & Spirituality
Society & Politics
Sports
Travel
Trending & News