[oudja]

This hanging takes so long. I wonder when exactly she died.

[ZokoFrance]

Look at one point she was trying to climb back up the rope to try to breathe

[ironmike]

If I was dumb enough to memorialize something potentially embarrassing in a video, chat, text, etc., and the person I shared it with used the data to attempt to humiliate or extort me, my last reaction would be to harm myself. My first reaction would be to kick the offenders face in. But, that's just me. To each their own.

[Vedderman]

Originally Posted by ironmike ↗

If I was dumb enough to memorialize something potentially embarrassing in a video, chat, text, etc., and the person I shared it with used the data to attempt to humiliate or extort me, my last reaction would be to harm myself. My first reaction would be to kick the offenders face in. But, that's just me. To each their own.

Indeed. It is perhaps both fortunate and unfortunate for you that your neurodivergence inclines towards violent rage rather than crippling depression and self-loathing.

Yours is far more likely to land you in prison than dead by your own hand, but at the end of the day neither is a particularly healthy or useful approach to the type of conflict she was reacting to here.

This sort of shit is best solved by taking a break from social media for a few months and focusing on healthier aspects of living. In today's short-term news cycle, no one would have even remembered anything this guy did or said about her 6 weeks subsequent.

[ironmike]

Originally Posted by fapfapfap ↗

I don't understand why I can hold my breath for 20-30 seconds without really batting an eyelash, but when someone hangs themselves they start spazzing out in like 5 seconds.

plz explain

When you hold your breath, your heart is still beating and circulating the oxygen in your body which is why you can swim underwater for a period of time. However when you are hanging (or someone is strangling you) the veins in your neck are compressed so there is an immediate discontinuation of blood to the brain.

[Dodger712]

Hope she found peace

[yah]

Originally Posted by ZokoFrance ↗

Look at one point she was trying to climb back up the rope to try to breathe

I had a buddy who hung himself. They said that he had claw marks all around his neck like he had been trying to get the noose off. Sad AF.

[ironmike]

Originally Posted by Vedderman ↗

Indeed. It is perhaps both fortunate and unfortunate for you that your neurodivergence inclines towards violent rage rather than crippling depression and self-loathing.

Yours is far more likely to land you in prison than dead by your own hand, but at the end of the day neither is a particularly healthy or useful approach to the type of conflict she was reacting to here.

This sort of shit is best solved by taking a break from social media for a few months and focusing on healthier aspects of living. In today's short-term news cycle, no one would have even remembered anything this guy did or said about her 6 weeks subsequent.

Interesting point of view. Honestly, I think my reaction would be equal parts "that's what you get for sending a weenie pick, you idiot" and the kick the face in rage I mentioned.

[thetenor]

6:31 in…. That final gasp for air that never came…. She went Decorticate quick!! Goodness….

[oudja]

Not so quick, from 3:00 to 6:31 so about 3,5 very long minutes of agony.