Too many people will end up using it to write horrible DSLs but it's the spider man thing I guess. (Please, if you think your problem is best solved by a DSL, reconsider.)
What is “the spider man thing”? Sounds like an interesting concept I’m not familiar with.
Also, why do you think DSLs are a bad idea? I’ve only ever heard the claim that they are a game-changer, but it’s never been clear to me why. So I’d love to hear the counter argument.
I put the DSLs into two camps. The first one, the one that I'd say is okay to use, is like Google GCL or jsonnet. This is basically what's known as a "configuration language". It has a small amount of power to let you do a bit of text processing and abstraction, but not too much. If at any point you need more than those offer you, you don't want a DSL anymore. You just want a real programming language.
In Spider-Man's origin story one of the first things that happens after he gains his powers is that he tries to make some money as a masked wrestler. A guy robs the box office at the wrestling venue and Spider-Man lets the guy escape because it's none of his business. The same robber later shoots and kills Spider-Man's uncle, from which Spider-Man takes the lesson expressed in the above quotation. The same lesson then colors a large fraction of the character's storylines forever after.