π¨πͺ½ Me When Anything With Wings Gets Within 10 Feet of Me π
There are two kinds of people in this world:
People who see something flying nearby and calmly say,
βAw, look at that little bird.β π₯°
And then thereβs me.
The second anything with wings comes within a 10-foot radius, my entire nervous system immediately goes into emergency mode. π¨π
A butterfly?
EVACUATE. π¦πββοΈ
A bird flying a little too close?
WE HAVE A SITUATION. π¦π¨
A moth appears out of nowhere?
Forget everything. This is now a national emergency. π
And don’t even get me started on bees.
The moment I hear that tiny buzzing sound, I suddenly discover athletic abilities I never knew I possessed. πππ¨
I’ll jump, duck, wave my arms, run in the opposite direction, and somehow end up halfway across the room before anyone else has even realized what happened.
Meanwhile, the creature is probably thinking:
βRelax. I’m literally just passing through.β π
But at that point, it’s too late.
My brain has already activated the emergency protocol:
π¨ IDENTIFY WINGED OBJECT
π¨ PANIC IMMEDIATELY
π¨ ABANDON CURRENT LOCATION
π¨ ASK QUESTIONS LATER
Honestly, I don’t care how small it is.
If it has wings and gets within 10 feet of meβ¦
we’re both leaving. ππͺ½π¨