The other day I realized that I had a bite on my stomach. It wasn't very big, I didn't feel any pain, and I don't know when it happened.
My parents then told me it was a spider bite that I probably got while sleeping.
OH. MY. GOODNESS. A spider came in my bed, crawled on me, and bit me?!?!
You could say I was a bit freaked out.
My parents then told me it was a spider bite that I probably got while sleeping.
OH. MY. GOODNESS. A spider came in my bed, crawled on me, and bit me?!?!
You could say I was a bit freaked out.
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Apparently, this is quite common. Super gross and makes me not want to ever sleep again, especially in my room, but at least it was harmless.
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+ expect to become Spider-man soon
+ ignore the bite for several days
+ scratch it
+ wonder why it's changing color, yet not doing anything
+ never sleep in your bed again
+ fear for your life
+ watch the Lord of the Rings trilogy a few days before finding the bite. (She, anyone? Ewwww.)
+ still wonder why you're not Spider-man yet.
+ make up home-remedies that may or may not make it worse
+ wish for more spiders to bite you
+ get the area really dirty and not clean it
+ try to figure out how the spider even could bite you there
This post isn't what you should actually do. Please don't take this as serious advice.
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