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90sAesthetics

Pornhub-verified schizo. My head is a DialUp Oasis
Jan 8, 2020
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(DISCLAIMER: This is solely based on my own research. At the time of posting, I am fine, healthy, and not suicidal. I do not advise that anyone attempt the method listed below. This is purely for demonstrational and educational purposes only.)

Now then, let's begin.

I created a night-night with rolled-up socks and duct tape. Needless to say, it didn't kill me. I ended up waking up a few hours later, ripping it off my skin, and resumed sleep.

It hit me at that point - why not combine partial suspension AND night-night, to create a foolproof method?

But it still wasn't 100% - until I tried one thing: duct-taping chapstick tubes, at a 45° angle, to the night-night apparatus.

So I did.

And then, I fastened it to my neck, with more duct tape. Nice and tight.

Subsequently, I put myself in a partial suspension, composed of a leather belt.

Then, I extended both of my legs, and took my seat-of-eternity in mid-air.

About 3 feet of air between myself, and the floor beneath.

Within seconds, I was experiencing a feeling I can't describe. Peace. Time. Memories. Life itself, passing before my eyes. 12:01am makes itself present on my phone's "always-on display".

As Logic's "Gang Related" plays, I see my vision start to "close in".

"Holy shit, it's finally working," were my final thoughts.

Suddenly, my consciousness appears on a hospital bed in an undisclosed location in Arizona.

It really did work. Only problem? I was discovered by my live-in girlfriend, 3/11/2020. Fuuuuuuck meeeee.

72 hours later, I was home.
 
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RealisticSociety

to the big sleep i come
May 2, 2020
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Could you attach a picture/diagram of what you made? I'm having a hard time visualizing the chapstick
 
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