Let’s be honest — wasps are terrifying.
They don’t buzz gently like bees.
They don’t pollinate quietly.
They dart.
They hover.
They seem to take personal offense at your existence.
And if you’ve ever been stung?
You know it’s not just pain.
It’s fire under the skin.
A throbbing, swollen betrayal from a creature no bigger than your pinky nail.
I get it.
You’re scared.
You’re not alone.
But here’s the good news:
Most wasp stings are not dangerous.
You can treat them at home.
And you can stay calm — even if you’re shaking inside.
Let’s walk through exactly what to do when a wasp stings you — step by step, fearlessly, and with zero judgment.
Because whether you’re a full-on insect-phobe or just someone who wants to be prepared…
This guide is for you.
🚨 Step 1: Move Away — Calmly and Quickly
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