Apostle
Student
- Apr 17, 2019
- 129
Like many of you here, I want to be intoxicated at the time of my ctb, to hopefully bring down my resistance against it. I'm thinking of setting everything up for the hanging while sober, then trying to drink the right amount immediately after, to help push me into the right frame of mind to get into the noose and finish it. This particular part of the ctb has been on my mind lately more than usual. Since there are different stages, which are all clearly divided in this article:
https://www.bestdrugrehabilitation.com/blog/addiction/the-various-stages-of-being-drunk/
...it has me wondering which stage is most appropriate, in order to properly balance the calmer, uninhibited nature of drunkenness with the inevitable loss of concentration and coordination that comes with it. In my life, I think I've only ever been as far as stage 3. At the very most I might've barely reached the beginnings of stage 4, without blackout. So I don't have experience with super heavy drinking or exactly when it becomes too much. I think it's probably best to get myself to an upper stage 3 or lower stage 4, to be most prepared to ctb. But if anyone else who's planning on drinking before ctb has a more informed opinion on this, please feel free to give it.
https://www.bestdrugrehabilitation.com/blog/addiction/the-various-stages-of-being-drunk/
...it has me wondering which stage is most appropriate, in order to properly balance the calmer, uninhibited nature of drunkenness with the inevitable loss of concentration and coordination that comes with it. In my life, I think I've only ever been as far as stage 3. At the very most I might've barely reached the beginnings of stage 4, without blackout. So I don't have experience with super heavy drinking or exactly when it becomes too much. I think it's probably best to get myself to an upper stage 3 or lower stage 4, to be most prepared to ctb. But if anyone else who's planning on drinking before ctb has a more informed opinion on this, please feel free to give it.