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- Dec 2, 2023
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Hello, yesterday I did a little experiment with SN after being inspired by one of the threads: (SN blood test section)
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...-method-comprehensive-guide-sn-method.121672/
Basically I cut myself a little, collected blood to a container and mixed it with a bit of SN to check for myself how does it react together. I'm quite sure my SN is pure, I did it because of curiosity.
After that I started wondering if I could drink a really small amount of SN, so that I wouldn't CTB from it, but still would be able to experience some of the 'side effects' like fatigue, shortness of breath. I'm also really curious if it's really as salty as people here describe it to be. My question is:
I'm sorry if it's a dumb thread, I just want to get as familiar with the experience as I can, even though you can only CTB once I guess. I feel that by knowing how does it feel like I will be able to better control my SI when the time comes. The more I know the less things can go wrong.
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...-method-comprehensive-guide-sn-method.121672/
Basically I cut myself a little, collected blood to a container and mixed it with a bit of SN to check for myself how does it react together. I'm quite sure my SN is pure, I did it because of curiosity.
After that I started wondering if I could drink a really small amount of SN, so that I wouldn't CTB from it, but still would be able to experience some of the 'side effects' like fatigue, shortness of breath. I'm also really curious if it's really as salty as people here describe it to be. My question is:
- Would I be able to get better on my own, or is even a very small amount deadly without methylene blue after a certain time?
- Many people claim the poisoning is reversible with proper treatment, would it leave permament effects if I just tried to get better without calling for any help?
I'm sorry if it's a dumb thread, I just want to get as familiar with the experience as I can, even though you can only CTB once I guess. I feel that by knowing how does it feel like I will be able to better control my SI when the time comes. The more I know the less things can go wrong.