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MalboroMan420
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- Jul 1, 2023
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I said I'd do it last week.. and I didn't .. and so I gotta do it this week… I don't have much of a plan, which in and of itself is a bad idea, but I do know I'll go out by drowning… I would say I plan to get plastered before hand, but I've had experiences where I've been drunker than a skunk, got into the water and immediately sobered up… however that was with cold water.. so if I plan on going in plastered, it will need to be done during the daytime which is far more harder than it seems :/
Unless the lakes and ponds will stay warm at night, maybe I'll get to catch a little sunset before I submerge myself .. I don't plan on hyperventilating before I drown.. I just plan on simple walking in and holding my breath until I absolutely cannot.
I have practiced this and usually can not get past a minute and a half holding my breath.. and if I remember correct, you need to hold for 4 minutes to lose consciousness.
So we will see. Tomorrow I need the courage to wake up, shower, dress for work, go get a coffee from the gas station per usual, and then take a left out of the gas station instead of a right turn… head for the interstate.
I'm unbelievably angry sometimes that the world has lead me to this. If things were different I'd stay.
Unless the lakes and ponds will stay warm at night, maybe I'll get to catch a little sunset before I submerge myself .. I don't plan on hyperventilating before I drown.. I just plan on simple walking in and holding my breath until I absolutely cannot.
I have practiced this and usually can not get past a minute and a half holding my breath.. and if I remember correct, you need to hold for 4 minutes to lose consciousness.
So we will see. Tomorrow I need the courage to wake up, shower, dress for work, go get a coffee from the gas station per usual, and then take a left out of the gas station instead of a right turn… head for the interstate.
I'm unbelievably angry sometimes that the world has lead me to this. If things were different I'd stay.