What would you do if your partner told you to get rid of a spider

Animals and insects get relocated outside... I don't like killing them, even if they are nasty things like wasps (although I look very silly when I am trying to catch those while avoiding getting stung).

Exception for indoor flies and mosquitoes - they get killed.

 

I'd just smash it with a paper towel and toss it in the trash. I'm not a spider guy, if I see it, it dies.

 

As a vegetarian, killing spiders is strictly off the menu for me. If it was a small spider, I'd be quite happy to catch it in a cup and piece of paper and drop it outside or out of a window. If it was big... well, I might be able to do that eventually, but it would take a lot of building up and probably crying in a corner first.

But I'll be honest, I want to find a partner who'll take care of me and be fearless enough to take care of that sort of thing without expecting me to. :love: *So needy*

 

Put it in a jar and let it outside...
Not big on killing them but by no means expect anyone to deal with a spider more than me so would just as easily ask someone to as be fine if they asked me.

 

Spiders, wasps, and flies I kill, but I'm scared as fuck of wasps, dragonflies, little random lizards, even moths, I try to set free.

 

I usually just kill anything. I'd kill it, but not because I'd want to, I usually just stay away from spiders and such.

 

I spray them with water to get them to fall and/or slow down to a level where I can squish them. I have a squirt bottle under the sink in the kitchen specifically for that task.

 

A spider? Um.. okay.

*gets spider to move outside*

Kinda hoping we'd have someone to take care of the stingy things.

 

I'm scared to death of spiders. But I kinda overcame my fear. It depends on how big the spider is. If it's one of those tiny house spiders, I'll kill it with a spray or I'll step on it (as a last resort). If it's one of those giant spiders, I'll bring it outside. I wouldn't smash it because that crunching sound makes me want to throw up and if I kill it with a spray, I'll get the feeling that I'm transporting a human corpse.

 

It would probably be more reasonable for him to kill them because killing spiders is a bit frightening when I do it. Not because I am necessarily frightened, but in order to not be frightened I usually have to kill them with something large. People tend to be a bit shaken when they awake to me slamming a 20 pound dictionary into the wall at 3 am.

Some say dramatic, I saw dedicated.

 

jar and release. i like spiders.

 

I'd be too scared to go near it...I am absolutely terrified of spiders. ^^; But I guess if I REEAALLY had to, I'd try to capture it and put it outside. It deserves to live it's life.

 

First, I would look at it and determine the type of spider it was.

Second, I would gather the needed supplies to finish him/her off [i.e. spider killer, a hammer, a screwdriver, and something flat to scoop it up with...or my hand].

Third, I would proceed to stare at it some more as I devised my plan to get rid of it

Fourth, I would begin spraying it with spider killer until it fell to a point where I could then beat it repeatedly with a hammer and stab it with a screwdriver

Lastly, I would cart it to the nearest toilet [or outside depending on what's closer] and dump it.

The sad part is I actually do that now so being told to do it would just be an extra step since I would probably be telling them to get rid of it instead.

 

Spider.. simply smash it & get rid of it

Now if it was instead a wasp/yellowjacket/bee/etc it'd still need to die, but I wouldn't get too close to the thing...maybe that wasp spray with the long stream would do

other types of bugs, it'd depend of the type of bug - some would be saved & put outside, others would be sprayed or smashed.

 

^This. Or if it's in the winter, I'll just leave it.

 

Kill the mother fucker right then and there.

 

Fuck that noise. He's on his damn own. I'm a giant pansy. I don't deal with insects or anything. NO.

 

I've never met a phobia before! :icon_wink