DesperateOne
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- May 25, 2023
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What is your method and do you know the intricacies of your plan? How do you know it will be painless?
Have you ever come across kate stubblefield's case? a gun is a clean and decisive way to go but I hate to think about what would happen if it goes wrong...you'd be living with hellish consequences for the rest of a drawn out, miserable life because you probably won't be physically able to try ctbing again if you survive the injuriesMy hope is to ctb using a firearm. Preferably a shotgun. The main issue is obtaining one. Living in the US makes this easier, but I'm not sure if my hospital stays will prevent me from buying one. I also don't have a job or money.
SNWhat is your method and do you know the intricacies of your plan? How do you know it will be painless?
She aimed under the chin, not angled towards brainHave you ever come across kate stubblefield's case? a gun is a clean and decisive way to go but I hate to think about what would happen if it goes wrong...you'd be living with hellish consequences for the rest of a drawn out, miserable life because you probably won't be physically able to try ctbing again if you survive the injuries
But I'm 100% sure si will kick in and you'd try to remove the rope.Full suspension isn't a joke.Full suspension. I read many threads here on it. I have practiced to get used to the feeling. Even when it wasn't painless in practice, I pushed through it. My desire to die is outweighing everything else in my life, even the fear of pain.
Same here. Best of luck to you, whatever you decide on doing.I'm lucky enough to have a handgun in a country where access to firearms is limited. I'll try to hit the brain stem when shooting.
I will go by hypothermia, somewhere miles out in the wilderness, in cold weather. I know enough about hypothermia, from years of travelling in the wilderness (and making sure then that I avoided it), to know that it is a peaceful way to go.What is your method and do you know the intricacies of your plan? How do you know it will be painless?
This is why I intend to combine methods (drowning, fall, or both) to effectively failsafe it. Of course, with a 12-gauge and 00 buckshot, the chance of failure is quite low regardless.Have you ever come across kate stubblefield's case? a gun is a clean and decisive way to go but I hate to think about what would happen if it goes wrong...you'd be living with hellish consequences for the rest of a drawn out, miserable life because you probably won't be physically able to try ctbing again if you survive the injuries
While there is always a chance of it failing, Kate stubblefield aimed under the chin with a hunting rifle which is NOT the best method for ctb with a firearm. Never aim below the chin. Through the mouth tho has a much higher success rate.Have you ever come across kate stubblefield's case? a gun is a clean and decisive way to go but I hate to think about what would happen if it goes wrong...you'd be living with hellish consequences for the rest of a drawn out, miserable life because you probably won't be physically able to try ctbing again if you survive the injuries