dizzdesi
Member
- Oct 13, 2023
- 98
hello all,
I'm very aware that this isn't a quick and easy way to go (it's probably not the way I'm gonna go), but I'm curious on the effects of hypothermia in regards to ctb. I was reading "A Practical Guide to Suicide" and noticed the section detailing on how one can die from hypothermia. Theoretically speaking, would getting incredibly drunk help to make you immobilized enough to not run inside to get warm? I figured that going out with wet clothes on a cold, windy night plus alcohol to sedate me would have it set in (in terms of how long it'll take, it may be minutes or sadly hours most likely). Has anyone ever attempted this?
I'm very aware that this isn't a quick and easy way to go (it's probably not the way I'm gonna go), but I'm curious on the effects of hypothermia in regards to ctb. I was reading "A Practical Guide to Suicide" and noticed the section detailing on how one can die from hypothermia. Theoretically speaking, would getting incredibly drunk help to make you immobilized enough to not run inside to get warm? I figured that going out with wet clothes on a cold, windy night plus alcohol to sedate me would have it set in (in terms of how long it'll take, it may be minutes or sadly hours most likely). Has anyone ever attempted this?
