MeatwadGetTheHoneysG

MeatwadGetTheHoneysG t1_jaafr8w wrote

Good guess, but she doesn’t shift forms at night and the thing that bit her was still human shaped at night as well. Also, he didn’t mention anything about his reflection being upside down when he looked in her eyes. There’s definitely similarities though, so you might be into something…

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MeatwadGetTheHoneysG t1_j8w53hn wrote

Honestly, this is so true. I have fairly intense arachnophobia- sweating, shaking, the lot- after being bit as a small kid. But there's something about those wee little eyes and cute little tuffs of floof that jumping spiders have, and the way they watch you so intelligently. I hate the way spiders move, but there's something about jumping spiders quick little shuffles, idk, what it is, and the way they wave their front legs. They're cute. Really cute. And friendly seeming I guess? If a spider could ever seem friendly it would be them. Anyway, they're precious beans and I wouldn't mind them at all as pets, which is something I never thought I'd say about a spider ever. I'm glad to hear yours have a happy, loving home.

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