is ctb in an airbnb morally wrong?

[wellherewego_]

I was planning on an AirBnB too. I don't have a home right now and am staying with a family friend. I need to accelerate this process and the best way I know is to book a week long Airbnb private stay to make sure no one finds me.

 

[Walilamdzii]

I was planning on an AirBnB too. I don't have a home right now and am staying with a family friend. I need to accelerate this process and the best way I know is to book a week long Airbnb private stay to make sure no one finds me.

I think I would feel worse with Airbnb because of it being one person rather than a company, so I'm leaning towards hotel... but there are so many more options with Airbnb.

 

[schrei_nach_liebe]

Being traumatized by seeing a corpse is just an unfortunate construct of most westernized countries, and I'm sure some eastern countries. But a lot of places it is not always traumatizing. I think the suicide angle depending on how it's done can add trauma to it, though. I wouldn't want to do it in anyone's loved property, but most Airbnbs aren't "loved" property. I have always been of the thought I never want to drag anyone into my suicide. Especially someone who works their ass off for nothing at a hotel. I've always been a proponent of scheduled email, but that's what saved/fucked me last time. Not in the sense that the note made someone come and find me, but that I had been found and the note identified the drug in my system, they just thought I had no drugs in my system and it was respiratory failure caused by something else after they tested me for all the usual suspects.

If in a hotel or Airbnb where someone innocent who is not expected to come across a corpse or isn't paid well enough to come across a corpse is present, I've always thought about taping up a sheet in the doorway to whatever room you're in and saying caution dead body call 911, do not enter.

 

[Sweet Tart]

Death occurs to every human in more ways and circumstances than we can imagine. It's already overwhelmingly bad to have to live in this body for now, I don't have it in me to think about how a person will feel when they find it.They will cope with it or they will not. How they react is not something I can really control, anyway.