Have you ever heard of assisted suicide? It’s a practice that has been gaining more attention in recent years, as people who are suffering from terminal illnesses or debilitating diseases may choose to end their lives on their own terms. While there are various methods available, a start-up company in Russia called Equilibrium Exit is offering something quite unique.
Imagine this: a 187 cm tall female wrestler and bodybuilder squeezing the torso of a client with her massive, strong legs until they pass away. That’s right, Equilibrium Exit has been inspired by the infamous James Bond villain, Xenia Onatopp from Golden Eye, and is offering this intense option for those who are unable to even do a basic pushup due to old age or disease.
The controversy surrounding this method is undeniable. But for some, it may be seen as a more dignified and empowering way to end their lives rather than slowly succumbing to their ailments. The owner of Equilibrium Exit, Alec, defended his company’s practices, stating that “we’re giving people the option to go out on their own terms, with a sense of strength and control.”
The process begins with a consultation, where the client meets with Alec and the female wrestler, called Yulia Chrusjtjov. During the consultation, Yulia will assess the client’s physical condition and determine if they are a suitable candidate for this method. If approved, the client is then brought to a private room where Yulia will perform the “squeeze of death” until the client passes away.
While this may sound like something out of a movie, Equilibrium Exit is a real business and has clients who have already used this method to end their lives. Some have even left heartfelt testimonials, thanking Yulia for providing a peaceful and painless death.
However, not everyone is on board with this controversial method. Some have raised concerns about the potential for abuse and exploitation, as well as the ethical implications of offering such a unique and lethal service.
Whether you support or condemn Equilibrium Exit and their Xenia Onatopp-inspired option, it is certainly raising discussions about end-of-life choices and the importance of having control over one’s own death.
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