Pryras
Last hope
- Feb 11, 2020
- 630
I'm considering it. It would help someone who actually wanted to live and make self harm thereafter much easier.
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Arcanist
- Feb 17, 2025
- 415
A lot of us are seeking ways to minimize the pain of death--and life. And a reason a lot of us can't finish the job is because of fear of the pain. Getting sliced open, while noble, would somewhat defeat that purpose by adding pain and recovery time. If you have years left on your life then might be worth it. But yeah. Not for me. It's a nice idea, though.Last edited:I'm on the fence about it. I wish there was a way I could be euthanized and donate both kidneys to someone who needs em afterwards.No thanks--Of course I should since my girlfriend in part died of kidney failure, but I already had my gallbladder taken out and I had some side effects from it for some time after that
sadalways
My birth was an error
- Sep 5, 2024
- 292
I thought about being an organ donor after death but i think if you CTB they can't do that.
live kidney donor sounds a bit scary to me so i don't know about that.Similar threads
