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My time is soon
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I can feel the clock slowly ticking. I've got a plan—I'm going to overdose and hop off a parking structure that's killed countless of students in my city who felt hopeless in life. Things have somehow gone from bad to worse, as if I already wasn't suffering from day one. Going to spend my possible last few days documenting my thoughts here.
ODs generally fail. If the jump also fails, it's just more to recover from, but not necessarily impossible.
If the jump is guaranteed, I would think that an OD would make it more difficult to achieve the jump if you have physical effects from the OD prior to jumping. It could slow you down or incapacitate you. If you get interrupted, you're still going to go through the suffering of the OD and the treatment.
It just seems to me that an OD unnecessarily complicates things and could be more of an impediment rather than help for achieving your goal.
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