• latenightnoir@lemmy.world
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    17 hours ago

    My initial reaction, the socially acceptable one, was akin to “oh, wow, that’s weird.” After I gave it a minute, though… Gotta say, if I could be certain of the facct that I wouldn’t be interrupted in any way and had full control over the situation… yeah, that actually sounds like a nice getaway…

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      12 hours ago

      Honestly, I’d bring water and food. Why starve and suffer when you can not suffer. I know, worldly attachments and shit, but I never got the part about intentionally suffering. That is just like those Christian zealots that self-flagellated for their sins, just more passive.

      But other than that, it sounds like a dream vacation.

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        48 minutes ago

        Because wanting things is what causes suffering. If you don’t desire anything, it’s ok when you don’t get anything.

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        12 hours ago

        Agreed, at least around water, my kidneys are hyperactive and need constant lubrication. Food, though… meh…

        And I wouldn’t do it for the suffering, I would genuinely do it for relaxation, like a full habitat sensory deprivation chamber.

        What I do for suffering is try to face the sun for longer than I feel comfortable, the whole idea of self-immolation being purifying and such. I can see why some would think that, baking in the sun really does a wonderful job at bringing me back to the present through widespread pain.