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Palliative care to hospice baby. No worries or concerns here. I have good pain tolerance, just no balls to make the jump into the unknown.
I can't speak for op but for me I like the fantasy of getting cancer in the hope of it easing my si as I would die soon anyway and it resulting with people around me coping easier with my ctb as I had cancer anyway, and they would be less likely to blame themselves when I write in my note i kms bc of muh cancer. It would be kind of freeing that truly nothing matters now as my time with this body would be super finite and if I would fail ctb I would still have my cancer to take care of me in some ways.
I'm pretty much willing to risk the pain of whatever cancer falls into my lap. But I agree that what I'm doing is zero guarantee of getting cancer.
That's actually another angle I didn't consider. I won't necessarily have to die from the cancer, but maybe it will be a strong motivator for me to ctb. I'm struggling to get up the balls to ctb but I think if I had cancer and knew for sure the end was near anyway that it would be a huge push for me to make the jump.
Unfortunately you have an idealized view of things. You can be in intense suffering, as in regularly losing consciousness from physical pain, and that doesn't mean that the medical staff will not automatically facilitate palliative care for you - it depends on your prognosis. Painkillers and other medication to remedy your symptons will most likely be kept at safe levels, even if they're not remotely enough to ease your suffering. Your doctor is medically liable for your survival first and foremost, and he's not going to stick his neck out for you with a hearty dose of fentanyl if there's significant risk of lowering your chance of survival. You could refuse treatment up to the point to where the prognosis is irreversible, but that could take months to years.
Regretably, cancer will not dull your survival instinct unless you are already at death's door.
I fuck prostitutes like twice a month, I'm addicted to them. I spend more money on that than anything else really. Sadly I'm quite safe and the escorts I see, most of which I've been seeing for years, are tested regularly. I totally agree about the fast food. I'm vegetarian but ironically a lot of fake meat, which I eat a lot of, is said to be actually quite carcinogenic so I'mma keep eating that shit.
Yeah, I figured I would get a lot of joking answers, at best, but thought it was worth a try if I could get a few good ideas. I might also start drinking colloidal silver
Lol there's a meme about the burnt food and this. yes I realize it's a joke but I'm not joking.
The problem is not just cancer. It could easily result in a stroke with paralysis and so on. Can you imagine what bita it is? In a wheelchair, perhaps unable to speak and with a carer who wipes your bottom and washes you, taking away every glimmer of dignity? And who knows for how many years!
Fruit,veggies, and fish are all packed with microplastics. The air, water, clothes leach it into our bodies. Shit's everywhere, humanity's fucked.
Have we been discussing the secrets of immortality this whole time unawares?
Ah, the secret to immortality? Easy, just follow the 'smoke, booze, and junk food' diet and your body will do the rest, maybe never dying but with the chance of staying trapped in a body that starts to look more like a container of toxins than a human being. But hey, at least you won't get bored, right? Your brain might stop working, but the rest of your body could stay active enough to join a Netflix marathon.
I'm sorry, but carcinogenmaxxing is fucking hilarious. I don't have an exact idea on how to carcinogenmax, but I've heard that storing hot meals in thin plastic bags and eating very hot meals from thin plastic bowls is usually a great way to increase your microplastic consumption lol.
