are you gonna kill yourself in your lifetime?
>>38283947
nah I rather do that shit in other people's lifetimes
Not brave (or stupid...) enough.
>>38283947
I used to think I would, but now I've decided not to let the feels burry me or the normalfags win
Well my diet is quite bad and I drink more alcohol than recommended. I guess one could say that i'm killing myself
God, I sure hope so. It'd be a shame if I didn't, at this point.
>>38283982
</thread>origami desu
I don't see myself living to see 2020, if that is a viable answer
>>38283947
Nah ill do something really stupid instead if shit goes south then ill pull the trigger
Probably. Even if I miraculously became a normie and/or started enjoying life, suicide is the most painless way to go because it's more likely I'd die of Alzheimer's or cancer than passing in my sleep. So essentially, if I get cancer, I'll probably kill myself after I know my survival chance is low. If I get Alzheimer's, I'll probably forget about the helium+respirator thing and instead die by forgetting how to breathe. I'd be so out of it though that I probably wouldn't even know I was dying. I don't think I'd even really be conscious around that point so maybe it wouldn't be so bad. Alzheimer's is pretty wild.
Eventually. Botched it a couple years back (with no harm done thankfully). I'm in a good place right now, but as soon as my body breaks down I'm finishing what I started and cutting my life short. And it's going to break down thanks to literal shit tier genetics for my GI tract.
Yes, I'm not even scared or excited anymore
It seems weird that I could have lived to 2070 but I could see myself using the ol helium tank method around 2022 or whenever I move out