u/Bloodybeanz

For u/EntranceMoney8265 and anyone else interested in this bizarre story.

I saw an ID request. I thought it would be like any of the dozen I've answered. Though, the image was blurry and the answers were unclear. I gave up. A Noble False Retreat then proceeded to climb up my wall. I decided to relocate her. On my way out the door, a spider I didn't recognize descended on a string on thread directly into my personal space. I screamed and scared my dogs and dropped the cup (the False Widow was fine dw)

I then eventually worked up the courage to go outside and looked up. I had no idea what that was but I recognized the very specific body shape from that blurry image I saw on reddit. That was the one. I got a better look. The hunched abdomen. I've only ever seen that once in a spider, and I failed to identify it. After a half hour wild goose chase on the internet, I got an answer. A male Cross Orb-Weaver. Is matched every single piece of descriptive evidence to the letter, as far as I'm concerned.

And up there is a picture I got.

u/Bloodybeanz — 11 days ago

I'd like you to guess which one of these was written by AI

As a neurodivergent user who oftentimes does not understand slang or social subtext and prefers grammatical and technical accuracy over quickness or whatever else others value, it is incredibly frustrating to constantly be called a bot for typing too perfectly, preferring less common speech, or not getting a joke.

It is exhausting to be constantly accused of being an AI just because I prefer literal, grammatically correct communication. My neurodivergence means I value accuracy over slang, and being mocked for 'typing too perfectly' is both alienating and unfair.

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u/Bloodybeanz — 13 days ago