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prtsn
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- Apr 16, 2023
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i don't really have an answer cause I'm on the same boat but my best guess would be just when you feel you're ready
For me, it's prepping a method that I can deploy in an instant. That way there is less questions I need to solve if I have to go sooner than what I envisioned.
FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
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I think that with questions like this, the answer is that only the individual knows when the time is right for them to leave, I bet that many of the people who went through with ctb were either very desperate, determined or just knew that the time had come. As long as someone has a reliable method plan that they feel confident in then they can just leave when the time is right for them.Similar threads
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