That would be logical but I fear the lure of Standard Hetero Relationship Joke #3 is strong.Taya knows she’s a giant spider woman and is heavy by human standards (over 400 pounds), she probably wouldn’t be upset about it.
pay attention to the noises she makes at all times, monitoring closely for the first signs of any sort of problem, then immediately seek guidance on how to best treat the problem ( e.g. if woman: ask "Do you just want to be heard, or should I also be brainstorming solutions?", if car, seek a mechanic's advice.)?"Look, Gwen, you have to treat a car like you treat a woman."
The thing about that is that it's not a coincidence bugs don't get that big in real life. The endoskeleton helps us not be crushed under our own weight and allows for breathing beyond the normal size limit of arthropods. So you're talking about hypothetical arthropods that defy physical laws. It renders just about any speculation equally plausible depending on the assumptions you make to make the premise work.I kinda wonder if IRL, human-sized arthropods would be as heavy as Taya. Yeah, the exoskeleton would be heavy, if it were very thick, but iirc arachnids, insects, and crustaceans dont have internal skeletons, so that would make them lighter to offset the exoskeleton, right?
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