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MariV
Arcanist
- Sep 13, 2020
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ive decided to do ctb in a hotel so that my parents dont see my body. but how could avoid the shock to the staff?
i think so aswell. i hope i dont look suspiciousI've heard they're used to that but obviously they don't share that info.
I wouldn't worry too much about it. Suicides in hotels are kinda normal and it's way better than your family finding you.
I've heard they're used to that but obviously they don't share that info.
I wouldn't worry too much about it. Suicides in hotels are kinda normal and it's way better than your family finding you.
oops im so sorry for the one who will find me. my mother insists that i do it at home but i thibk it will be very traumatic for herI worked in a rundown hotel once, staff gets desensitized after a while. I literally had to help mop off the floor scattered "brain" matter from a client that jumped from a third floor (he didn't die by the way, spent months in the hospital, fractured his skull and arm ) , add to that the overdoses, fights, the inebriated losing bowel control.. you get the picture. Those staff members who couldnt stand it quitted a month after starting.
Do you happen to know if hotels make an additional charge to the credit card when someone dies or tries to die (saved by someone) by suicide? Charging another day or two, arguing that it's for the cleanup, etc. My method isn't messy (SN).I worked in a rundown hotel once
oops im so sorry for the one who will find me. my mother insists that i do it at home but i thibk it will be very traumatic for her
Do you happen to know if hotels make an additional charge to the credit card when someone dies or tries to die (saved by someone) by suicide? Charging another day or two, arguing that it's for the cleanup, etc. My method isn't messy (SN).