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05-03-2022, 01:13 PM
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Re: Chemical Substance Autoerotic Death
It's skin slippage, part of decomposition. It is when the superficial layers of the skin “slip” off of the body. It occurs early in decomposition, in temperate conditions usually it starts around the two to three day mark and its appearance can be varied. Usually it starts as a formation of what looks like a blister, then when the roof of the blister ruptures the skin then flops off the body. it can make the body surface that is left very slimy to the touch.
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05-04-2022, 04:09 AM
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Re: Chemical Substance Autoerotic Death
wow that is something I genuinely didn’t know happened! the human body is fascinating! do the temperatures have to be a certain way for this to happen or does it happen most of the time? sorry for the silly questions, I’m just really mind blown by this one lol  |
