There are around 20,000 species of Bee in the
World, ranging from Bumble Bees, to Honey Bees & Carpenter Bees.
Then there are the African Killer Bees which are no more venomous than the others
but as they are really aggressive and tend to attack in large numbers they
generally cause more pain than other Bees.
There are, however, two species of Bee that are so
dangerous that continued exposure to them will cause nausea, depression, anger
and disappointment; causing the sufferer to become bitter, disillusioned,
negative and be really tedious company at parties; symptoms that are usually exaggerated after the ingestion of Alcohol.
Species 1
The “UsedToBee”
- From the Order of Hymenoptera and the Family Apidae (or in this case UnApiDae..)
People having been stung by a UsedToBee have a focus on the past. They believe that everything in
the past was better, their life was more fulfilled, children weren’t cheeky and
music had words that could be understood.
It can be so debilitating that the effects of the
venom cause them to change their identity to reflect the past and will even introduce
themselves by stating “I UsedToBe….” following with words like Happy, Rich,
Pretty, Optimistic, Married, Young…
They may even focus in the Identity they used to
have – CEO, Soldier, Nurse, and Manager Etc. and simply know that nothing they will
do in the future will be as fulfilling.
These people live in the past and have
decided to abdicate the possibility of a bright future to those with skills and
attributes that they couldn’t possibly acquire.
They will have a list of people and situations
that they can blame for exposure to the UsedToBee, including parents, partners,
banks, social class and gender. This list will be used to protect their fragile
egos that otherwise would have to face up to the fact that they basically
couldn’t be bothered to take action to achieve anything of significance.
The UsedToBee is closely related to the CouldABee
and the ShouldABee, and these are simply subspecies of the same family.
Species 2
The “WannaBee” - From the Order of Hymenoptera and the Family Apidae.
Being stung by the WannaBee is sometimes worse than the UsedToBee.
People will have
absolute clarity about what they want the future to hold for them, and yet they
will do absolutely nothing about it. Instead they will have an elegant list of
excuses that include being too old, young, cash poor, time restricted or simply
not being ready yet.
The WannaBe venom will induce phrases that include
being rich, famous, successful and happy. The fact that the words are prefixed
with WannaBe simply means that at a subconscious level, they know they have not
achieved their goals and because “wanting” is not a powerful enough motivator, they
will simply stay that way.
The WannaBee has the paradoxical effect of causing
false hope, the misplaced belief that simply wanting something enough will
cause it to become manifest without any actual effort. Replacing achievement
with false hope means that the process becomes continual and completely
addictive.
The WannaBee is closely related to other species
known as Don’tWannaBe, which causes similar symptoms only with a negative focus
and the MayBe, which has the effect of continually postponing decisions and
actions and eventually leads to debilitating procrastination.
Treatment
As you can see, both of these species are particularly
dangerous. The symptoms, however, are really easy to spot, and when you look
for them you will be surprised how many people have actually been affected.
Treatment is complex and includes such rare and exotic treatments as;
SMAGOWI Treatment – a concoction of harsh medicine
derived from the bitter sap of a rare African Tree, has to be applied rigorously
and continuously for a period of 90 Days. Translated means roughly, Stop Moaning And Get
On With It.
SBOIYL Vaccine – again hard to take, but effective
when injected directly to the bloodstream; is synthesised from the saliva of
the left handed Natterjack Toad. May need several applications and can be used with the
SMAGOWI medicine if desired.
Translated means Stop Blaming Others It’s Your
Life.
YCAAWYD Pill – (derived from the Welsh for Sugar...) a positive and uplifting, mind altering
treatment that is not for the faint hearted. Must be administered by an
experienced professional in secure and safe surroundings and works best when
applied to small groups at the same time, preferably when lying down.
Translated means YouCanAchieveAnythingWhenYouDecide
Alternatively of course, you can simply decide to
get on with your amazing life, live for the moment and create opportunities for
yourself and others that will enable you to achieve your goals – become the rarest
species of all and BeeAwesome…
Great Dutch - I would just like to add the BusyBee – Although contact with this bee is rarely fatal to your life they are nevertheless dream stealers and these Bees are particularly caustic because they usually disguise themselves as your friend. They first sympathise with you to lower your defences and then they like to make tentative suggestions that the business you were involved in is really not for you or you don’t need to attend this course or try and improve yourself. All the time they are attempting to lure you into a honey trap.
ReplyDeleteThe continued contact starts to sap your drive and ambition and once they have mesmerised you into believing that their own world is your reality, well that when they really start to bite. Their suggestions become your instructions and you start to feel powerless to do anything for yourself, you start to fear the slightest criticism and then you start to lose your self-confidence followed by your self-esteem. Yes this Bee won’t physically kill you but it will kill your dreams.
Luckily the cure is relatively simple and straight forward once you realise who these people are and what they are trying to do to you.
POAGALOYO – Taken from one of the last Amazon Rain Forest tribes still be alive today it translates to; piss-off and get a life of your own!
Love it Dave - thanks for expanding the idea.. :-)
DeleteHahaha, love it!
ReplyDeleteHi Anna - thanks - thought you might...
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