TheSoulless
I'd like to fly but my wings have been so denied
- Jan 7, 2020
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The unconscious body thrashes about and can cause noise, right? Would it be unwise to try to hang myself in my dorm (with people in adjacent rooms)?
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odradek
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- Sep 16, 2021
- 557
I've been considering this recently as well. I suppose it comes down to the particulars of your situation.
For myself, I live in small apartment, I don't know or interact with my neighbours so I have some confidence they wouldn't interfere due to a few minutes of noise they hear. I'm also planning to do this in the middle of the night to minimize any variables.
I guess what would matter most is how easily sound transfers through your walls and how quickly someone could gain access to your room if they perceive an "emergency". I do have a lingering fear that the one time my neighbours would deign to interact with me would be to "rescue" me just in time for me to be rendered a vegetable. That would be just my luck, but probably unlikely. A dorm might be riskier but it's hard to say.Maybe a little music wouldn't come badly, anyway, if you don't want to be heard and then saved, it's maybe because you know they'll be worried.
Walilamdzii
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- Sep 19, 2021
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