Method ctb methods and location

[meowowow]

start at this mcdonalds place, 1127 n san fernando blvd, burbank, CA. is there anywhere i could walk thats close, that i can find a spot to ctb at?

it could be a hanging spot(most preferred,) or i could get run over by a train, is there something? help me find a place! please help me! ilove you guys,thanks

i want help by midnight, its currently 9:50 pm for me

 

[oot]

I've thought of trains before and hanging - when I was desperate it was never a good idea. Too many things can go wrong.

 

[HappyPotato69]

start at this mcdonalds place, 1127 n san fernando blvd, burbank, CA. is there anywhere i could walk thats close, that i can find a spot to ctb at?

it could be a hanging spot(most preferred,) or i could get run over by a train, is there something? help me find a place! please help me! ilove you guys,thanks

i want help by midnight, its currently 9:50 pm for me

is there a reason for it being urgent, i feel like going for other methods like SN is better, if you dont have money then maybe wait till u get money to buy SN, thats kind of what im doing tbh.

 

[meowowow]

is there a reason for it being urgent, i feel like going for other methods like SN is better, if you dont have money then maybe wait till u get money to buy SN, thats kind of what im doing tbh.

ive seen people talk about SN but im not quite sure what it means, i don't know what its an abbreviation for. i can't buy that kind of stuff either if its some kind of drug/chemical(?????)

it felt urgent earlier, but i can wait now

 

[fluorescentpearl]

ive seen people talk about SN but im not quite sure what it means, i don't know what its an abbreviation for. i can't buy that kind of stuff either if its some kind of drug/chemical(?????)

it felt urgent earlier, but i can wait now

Sn is Sodium Nitrite, it's a chemical salt that causes death by blocking oxygens transportation in blood

 

[meowowow]

Sn is Sodium Nitrite, it's a chemical salt that causes death by blocking oxygens transportation in blood

is it painless???

 

[fluorescentpearl]

is it painless???

Not necessarily, if you don't have access to anti emetics and sedatives it can be quite ugly