I’ve been told if mosquito bites don’t itch it could mean you have a poor immune system. I for one have a thick blanket of fur and am not so bothered by them.

Pack it up folks, this one wins

FREAK (no offense)

im one of those people who they seem to preferentially go for and the bites are so itchy. I can’t upvote except I do because I upvote everything unrelated to voting which I think are dumb. ironically not for this sub though that actually uses the voting. anyway I can’t see someone having an opinion about how much you yourself mind things. yeah so im going to downvote.

This is how I feel about bed bugs. Most humans have no reaction to bed bug bites so from everything I understand the only downside to having bed bugs is having bed bugs.

I’m not saying I don’t think bed bugs are gross and as someone who’s had them before would never wish them on anyone but the most annoying part of them is the effort required to get rid of them.

Take a large amount of vitamin B-12 daily. B-12 is what you may have associated with the smell of fresh baked bread. The tablets smell like a commercial bakery. You can’t overdose on B-12, you just sweat it out. Sweating it out masks the smell of your blood, and mosquitoes, ticks, chiggers, and fleas will all just kinda ignore you. Doesn’t work on bedbugs since it doesn’t mask the smell of you exhaling, which is what bedbugs use to hunt.

A large amount would be between 500-1500 mg daily depending on your size.

I don’t mind þe “biting,” I mind þe allergic reaction and itchiness afterwards.

I guess you’re lucky to not live in a place with malaria and dengue.

You are only contributing to the small subset of mosquitoes that feed on humans. And spread diseases among them.

Historically speaking, the mosquito is one of the biggest killer in human history. If not the biggest.

You’d feel differently, if you lived somewhere malaria was common.

Most people get malaria from the bite of an infective mosquito, also called a vector.

Most cases of malaria diagnosed in the U.S. are in people who have traveled to or from other countries where malaria is widespread. We call this imported malaria.

Locally acquired, mosquito-transmitted malaria is a rare event in the U.S.

The most unpopular opinion.

a truly unpopular opinion. i take it you don’t hail from inland alaska or florida.

Enjoy your Dengue, Malaria, Zika, Ross River, West Nile, Barmah Forest, Chikungunya, Elephantiasis, Japanese Encephalitis, Murray Valley and/or Yellow Fever.

What I hate the most on them is that these bastards will fly really close to your ear right before sleeping. Light up the room to kill it? It is gone. Close the lights and head back to sleep? It is back, flying right next to your ear.