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wait-for-the-bus
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- Dec 14, 2021
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I have come to accept that pain maybe part of the process to CTB
I have resigned to the fact, if I need to move forward on this journey, I can't let the possibility of pain stop me.
I intend to leave by full suspension hanging.
If it goes well, and I compress the carotid artery, I will just slip into darkness painlessly. But if I only compress the jugular vein, my head may feel it is exploding as the blood can't return to the heart. I really do expect some pain because its more likely my jugular and carortid will be both constricted.
If I really fuck up, and I only compresses my airway, I should expect up to three minutes before I pass out. I am sure it would be the longest three minutes in my existence. I will have tell myself that when its over - the dead won't remember the pain.
But what I am concluding is that while I should really plan to get it right, when I step off that stool for the last time, I have be willing to accept whatever the bus sends my way. That's the only way we can CTB.
I have resigned to the fact, if I need to move forward on this journey, I can't let the possibility of pain stop me.
I intend to leave by full suspension hanging.
If it goes well, and I compress the carotid artery, I will just slip into darkness painlessly. But if I only compress the jugular vein, my head may feel it is exploding as the blood can't return to the heart. I really do expect some pain because its more likely my jugular and carortid will be both constricted.
If I really fuck up, and I only compresses my airway, I should expect up to three minutes before I pass out. I am sure it would be the longest three minutes in my existence. I will have tell myself that when its over - the dead won't remember the pain.
But what I am concluding is that while I should really plan to get it right, when I step off that stool for the last time, I have be willing to accept whatever the bus sends my way. That's the only way we can CTB.