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A Final, Compassionate Thought

When I saw that first silverfish scuttle across my bathroom floor, I felt like I had failed as a human. I thought it meant I was dirty, or that my apartment was falling apart.

But that’s not what silverfish mean. They’re not a moral failing. They’re just ancient survivors doing what they’ve done for 300 million yearsโ€”looking for food, moisture, and shelter. They don’t care who owns the house. They just want to live.

Once I understood that, I stopped feeling grossed out and started feeling

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