This worm is suffering. Half of it is already dried up but it is squirming around still alive. Would the morally correct thing be to put it in the grass ending the current suffering but creating the potential for future suffering or ending all potential future suffering by squishing it but by doing that also ending its life
Eat it instead
>>84873403I mean squishing obviously
>>84873382feed it to a bird
>>84873403Lol I spat on it and put it in a damper more shaded area but for a second seriously considered squishing it
>>84873422A bird got close to me I think it already had been eyeing the worm
>>84873382Just kill it. it's just suffering without being able to understand anything. That's worse than death actually. If it dies it won't even know
>>84873438If you were the worm would you want to have been squished I thought that and decided no
>>84873464If I were the worm I would want you to put me in a jar filled of cum
>>84873382I don't think worms are really capable of suffering in the way humans and higher animals are, they don't even have a brain.
I try to dab the half-dry worm in a puddle or something wet then leave it in a shaded patch of grass where it can burrow once it recuperates a little from the puddle bath.
