Don't have any plans to CTB at the moment, but whenever I get into the mindset where I start thinking about it, this question pops in my head. I always think about how long it would take for friends/family to suspect that something is wrong if I died in my room. I live with 4 other people but we have our own rooms. I'm kinda a hermit so I'm in my room a lot. I talk to my family and other friends but not daily contact or anything. I don't consistently go to my classes so there wouldn't be any suspicion from there honestly. I always just end up feeling so lonely when I come to the conclusion that it would take a while for anyone to notice that I was gone.
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I guess that after all, we all have to die somewhere, someday and it isn't like this could ever be our concern as we simply won't exist. To me it's comforting to think of no longer existing, the only relief for me lies in this existence being eternally forgotten about.Similar threads
