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ravendrops

Member
Apr 5, 2026
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I have about 2 more weeks of my current living situation. Then comes homelessness.

This is so sad. I know this is sad desperate deranged question.

I've given to consideration that I might be able to access Fentanyl at some point. Is massive OD on Fentanyl a relatively painless way to go?
 
geepeedee

geepeedee

no future
Feb 24, 2026
354
yeah it should be, it's just that it's unreliable.
 
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Bishop

Bishop

People die the way they lived
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LostHighway

Experienced
May 5, 2025
207
I have about 2 more weeks of my current living situation. Then comes homelessness.

This is so sad. I know this is sad desperate deranged question.

I've given to consideration that I might be able to access Fentanyl at some point. Is massive OD on Fentanyl a relatively painless way to go?
How are you doing now? I don't want you to take your life because of homelessness. You can get out of it. There are so many success stories.
As for Fentanyl, it is completely peaceful and painless. I looked into it. Many who almost died and were brought back to life reported that.
But please know there is hope for you if the only reason you want to die is homelessness.
 
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JoeFailure

Wizard
Apr 29, 2019
663
I have about 2 more weeks of my current living situation. Then comes homelessness.

This is so sad. I know this is sad desperate deranged question.

I've given to consideration that I might be able to access Fentanyl at some point. Is massive OD on Fentanyl a relatively painless way to go?

To piggyback on what the other poster said, there could still be hope if the homelessness part is the biggest reason. I'll send you a PM.
 

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