Reapentence
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- Feb 28, 2019
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Exsanguination is the loss of blood to a degree sufficient to cause death. Suicide via this is usually attributed to one of three main arteries: the carotid in the neck, the femoral in the leg or the radial in the wrist. This method is notoriously unreliable, however, this is most likely due to the large number of suicide 'gestures' common amongst self-harmers. I have never self-harmed but this method has always interested me and I would like to know more. Please don't comment about how there are better methods out there, and how this method is painful and unreliable. I am fully aware, but the wider choice of methods I have, the better. It will likely not be my final method, but I may use it in conjunction with other methods. Other people may find this useful also.
If you know any instructions for this method I would be grateful, including ways to reduce pain, tools used and suppressing survival instincts.
If you know any instructions for this method I would be grateful, including ways to reduce pain, tools used and suppressing survival instincts.