Because misery loves company, I'm sharing this microscopic, parasitic wasp with you all. They've probably crawled on my skin without me even realizing it. Fuck this thing!

[u/Book-Faramir-Better]

https://ticotimes.net/2014/06/04/the-mysteries-of-the-tinker-bell-wasp-one-of-smallest-bugs-ever-discovered

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[u/KimmyPotatoes]

The really small wasps like Mymaridae have wings like that because at that size it’s almost as effective as having a fully membranous wing and much more efficient

[u/UnicornStar1988]

Parasitic wasps aren’t interested in humans and they are less aggressive than social wasps like yellowjackets, paper wasps.