This post made me go and look to see if they bote:

No, spotted lanternflies do not bite or sting humans, according to Mosquito Joe. They are plant feeders that use a straw-like mouthpart to suck sap from trees and plants, but this mouthpart is not capable of piercing human skin, says a Penn State University article. While they are not dangerous to humans, they can be a nuisance due to their tendency to excrete a sticky substance called honeydew, which can attract other insects and promote the growth of black sooty mold, according to the Chester County, PA website.

i thought that the epidemic of these lantern flies was over. i found a couple on my balcony the other day. They are so pretty, what a shame they are so devastating to the farmers. The department of agriculture asks us to kill them when we can. They are not easy to kill.

Yikes

It's the decoration style of bring the outside inside and blurring the boundries, very trendy of you!

It's against ToS to mention something up your dress and provide a pic of something inside something else, only for it to be a bug in a cup.

oh no

I will not bee making any inappropriate jokes concerning the bee up your dress. Though I really really want to.

You're about to get wings

That's a spotted lanternfly. They are invasive.

That’s a lot of coincidence. Did you check where that zonavirus guy was at the time? 🕵‍♀

Geeze louise

Where did you get stung?

Ok - a busy hour or so then… bees do sting when they fly up dresses - no respect - should be grateful to have the privilege to do so. Savages.

even the Insects looking for a cool place to stay,