Hello. I've read that even if you vomit, you still go to ctb. What is your opinion? I would not want to wake up in the emergency room and be admitted to a psychiatric ward for the rest of my life.
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That's why I highly recommend to follow a proper plan and have spare time when you really decide to ctb.
Last year, when I failed to ctb, my life was hell for 6 months. I wasn't sent to a psych ward but it was really close and anyway I almost lost my mind.
Next time, I can't fail because just like you, I might end up in a psych ward for a loooooong time.Similar threads
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