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fluorescentpearl

fluorescentpearl

Siin me kohtume siis, See on ju armastus hĂĽperbolo
Jul 19, 2026
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Theoretically, I live in a sea Nation, and drowning has always been my ideal way to go, there's a lot of isolated areas by the sea where I could go, take a sedative, hyper ventilate and drown, is there any negatives to this? I don't really care for the pain of drowning, and I've read it's an almost 100% chance so long as you arent rescued.. Which is unlikely if I go where there's hardly any people
 
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It's not recommended. But I hope you'll find peace from all your suffering.
 
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