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Diversity win! bees is dead

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There are bees everywhere! Good... I'm happy to see so many, that somewhere on earth the bees are doing somewhat fine... Save the bees... Bees are good... But I fear them... Bees are friends... scary friends... painful stingy scary friends...
Gontor’s monstrous rampage will resume as soon as he recovers from almost being touched by a bee.
Could I have a flag for a phobia of bees?
Melissophobia/Apiphobia: Fear of bees.
I have to weed out the garden, but there are many spiders and I am scared of them, particularly the large ones, even though I know they're not going to hurt me because there are no deadly/poisonous spiders in my country. Any tips?
Well, the first thing you can do is wear gloves, because that’ll keep you from being accidentally touched. Long sleeves help, too. (I’m terrified of house centipedes, even though I know they’re beneficial mostly, so I get it. Thankfully, there are no house centipedes in Oregon! I was so delighted to learn this news.)Â
Anyway. The thing that helped me to actually really love spiders (I used to be terrified of them, too, when I was little) was learning about them. And bees, too. I started aggressively thanking the bees when I was something like nine or ten. My mom said I like... yelled “THANK YOU BEES” instead of screaming whenever one would startle me. “THANK YOU FOR HONEY AND FLOWERS!”Â
It was silly, but, it changed my mindset over time.Â

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Marzell: I personally don't think we can come up with a crazier plan.
ElĂria: We could attack the bees with superglue.
Marzell: I stand corrected.
ElĂria: Just keeping things in perspective.
When you're absolutely terrified of bees but are looking forward to Jordan Peele's Candyman reboot
Hey I hate to bother you but please tag your things with bees with bee or bees or something cause people like me have horrible phobias of them and like I’m not saying there bad I know there important for the environment and all that but It does kind of put me on edge when I see a close up of a bee when scrolling through my otherwise scare free dashboard.
you’re not bothering me! but i’m going to argue that the bees are already tagged pretty thoroughly.
my honey bees are the most common, and they are tagged with their scientific name Apis mellifera. if you want to be sure to hide all bees, you’d have to block all of Hymenoptera (that will unfortunately include wasps and ants too, but my identification skills are not good enough to get everything down to family level). if things that try to look like bees are a problem too, then i have the tag “not a bee”.this should solve the problem? i hope you still want to follow me, i think exposure to safe but perhaps scary-adjacent stuff could be helpful.