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Welcome to Arachnophobes Anonymous! We exist to provide aid and emotional support to those who struggle with arachnophobia and their family members. We have resources for every size and shape of differently-feared individual. Feel free to browse, but try not to carouse. We recognize that for some extreme arachnophobes, even words such as "spider" and "arachnophobia" can be too frightening to read. Therefore, out of respect for our brothers and sisters, we will call them "fluffy muffins" from now on. Wiktionary defines a phobia as This is why we are committed to educating you, our lovely viewers, on which fluffy muffins are dangerous and which are harmless, so that you can work toward positively channeling your fears. While virtually all fluffy muffins have venom, very few pose a threat to humans, other than looking really really nasty. If you're in North America, pretty much any fluffy muffin you run into will be harmless. In fact, usually the biggest and nastiest fluffy muffins are the safest ones. However, they're also really really nasty, and that just can't be helped. You should stay away from them anyway. They're proud, gentle creatures that deserve to be left alone. Ugh. In North America, the main ones you need to worry about are the black widow fluffy muffin and the brown recluse fluffy muffin. If you wish to take the next step and be able to positively identify them, you can view these links to begin looking for information, or get more detailed help here. WARNING! These sites, while not overly gratuitous, feature pictures of fluffy muffins, and do not censor their fluffy muffin language. If you do not feel you are ready for this step, DO NOT LOOK. If you're not ready to look yet, then just stay away from any fluffy muffins that are brown or have onion-shaped abdomens. When in doubt, run. For more information on how to find help, see here. Not sure if you're a fluffymuffinphobe? Click here to remove all doubt! |