Sewerslide222
soooo tired
- Sep 8, 2024
- 30
Hi, so i would want to ctb with a method that i can just go lay down in my bed, i know i'm going to try it, but it's just a matter of how.
I guess that pretty much leaves me with the options of cutting, SN, or overdosing. I guess i could have some drugs to od on for backup, if i wake up after the initial attempt.
So for the SN, i don't really think that it's possible to get it in my country, also i don't find any websites that sell it, on amazon there's ''sodium sulfate'' but i'm guessing that's not it, also i think anything that i would order would get stuck at the border anyway. I guess it's a possibility to move to another country to do it and get it there, if that's what it really takes.
Then for the cutting, i know that it has a really low chance to work, but there's still people that have done it, it's not doomed to fail altough the risks are pretty big if you fail. So if you were to cut the arteries from the wrist that are easier accessible (radial artery), is it really still possible for them to just clot up after you pass out? Also what if you first cut elsewhere, and then when you start feeling lightheaded etc, you go for the arteries, giving them less time to clot up before passing out? I know this sounds pretty desperate but after failing once, i would really want the next time to be the last
I guess that pretty much leaves me with the options of cutting, SN, or overdosing. I guess i could have some drugs to od on for backup, if i wake up after the initial attempt.
So for the SN, i don't really think that it's possible to get it in my country, also i don't find any websites that sell it, on amazon there's ''sodium sulfate'' but i'm guessing that's not it, also i think anything that i would order would get stuck at the border anyway. I guess it's a possibility to move to another country to do it and get it there, if that's what it really takes.
Then for the cutting, i know that it has a really low chance to work, but there's still people that have done it, it's not doomed to fail altough the risks are pretty big if you fail. So if you were to cut the arteries from the wrist that are easier accessible (radial artery), is it really still possible for them to just clot up after you pass out? Also what if you first cut elsewhere, and then when you start feeling lightheaded etc, you go for the arteries, giving them less time to clot up before passing out? I know this sounds pretty desperate but after failing once, i would really want the next time to be the last