an_alias
Hi :)
- Dec 21, 2020
- 157
thoughts? I know that it's incredibly uncomfortable - I've been through it myself on countless occassions. But for me it's really accessible and also relatively hard to escape. any well-documented sui cases with it?
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silentcicada
Silhouettes on the ceiling
- Aug 2, 2023
- 138
I'm not sure, it seems risky.. I googled it out of curiosity: "Fatal outcomes due to anaphylaxis are rare, around 80% of reactions resolve without (or despite no treatment with) adrenaline." I'm not sure how trustworthy the website is but most other articles say you can pass away within ~15 minutes. I guess it depends on how severe your allergies are.
toofargone6969
Wandering
- Apr 29, 2023
- 323
Depends how severe your allergy is. I've definitely thought about this since it's accessible to me too, but it would be a horrible fucking way to go and SI would be very strong.Similar threads
