Tazmaniac

Tazmaniac

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Aug 6, 2019
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I've gotten what I need...I won't explain the details but it should look pretty self explanatory. I have a dozen electric candles and some nice smelling incense. I have a fairly nice stereo system and have about a dozen songs I will put on a loop.
I've been a smoker for almost 40 years, and I smoke a lot of weed. Had asthma pretty bad when I was a kid.
By everything I've read, it should take less than an hour....I'm good with an hour. Unconsciousness should happen within 10 minutes or less.
I do have some liquor, but won't drink a lot. I had a serious problem with alcohol in my 20's and 30's and all that being a drunk did for me, was make me feel ashamed all the time. Not going out ashamed or drunk, just enough to settle the nerves.
Over the course of the last week, I've made a series of videos, kind of sharing my last days with whoever. I reached out to the only person who should care, my baby brother, and he pretty much told me he didn't care if I lived or died. Though that may sound sad...it isn't for me, it makes it easier.
For all the people in here who seem to constantly struggle with "when, where and how"? Just know, you'll know. Stop dwelling on it, find something positive to do. Stop fantasizing about poison that your never going to get, be able to afford to have tested (you will test it won't you? cyanide death is pure and utter torture)
It is a myriad of emotions, but not entirely unpleasant (for me). I've spent a lot of time sleeping and writing and pretty much doing what I want within reason.
I am waiting on one single email, that could change my life forever. It would make the difference for me. No, it's not a love letter, or a "I accept" you...nothing of the sort. I've been in a nasty consuming legal battle that has taken everything from me that life hasn't already taken, but if I win the legal case and the large amount of money that will come with it...I've lost everything in my life 3 times and have always rebuilt, I can do it again. Just don't think I want to be alone, I don't know, if I get good news...if it's worth the aloneness anymore.
As of right now, it's not.
Life long depression, loss and rejection takes a very hard toll on ones soul.
I don't believe in god at all, not for a very long time.
The other morning, I saw a star that I've never paid attention to before...just twinkling in and out of the clouds.
I lost my life long best girlfriend about 5 years ago, she would understand everything about this...I talked to the star for a long time. I named the star Jeanne and I am choosing to believe, for the next 36 hours, that Jeanne is telling me it's okay.

Could some of you share your ideas what you think happens when we die? When we commit suicide? I honestly want to hear your beliefs...keep me company for awhile.


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dreamofme

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Tbh I don't think about what happens next too much because I want to be surprised, I just don't want to fail. Good luck with whatever choice you make.
 
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AmberRed

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I either think there's nothing.. but that's a relief for me as no tortuous thoughts, and another way to think of it is it's like you were before you were born.. you just don't exist. Or I think there's some sort of spiritual awareness and like the previous poster I'd like to be surprised on that. But I get comfort from knowing the place I want my ashes scattered and it's somewhere beautiful I found in the world where I feel absolute peace. I really believe I'll be there in some form.
 
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Tazmaniac

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I think there is nothing as far as what we're taught religiously, but I want to know. Does that sound sick? I want to know, more than I want to be here with what I already know.
It is a bit exciting to tell the truth.
 
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That's not sick at all! Obviously it's the biggest mystery.. and it is exciting, it's the unknown. Totally get that xx
 
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dreamofme

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I think there is nothing as far as what we're taught religiously, but I want to know. Does that sound sick? I want to know, more than I want to be here with what I already know.
It is a bit exciting to tell the truth.

And to think of the billions that have died before us , they all will have gone wherever we are going. That gives me relief and does excite me too.
 
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i just hope its a long sleep and were at peace and done for our sufferings that we've endured in this life.
 
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FF777

FF777

Death is a natural part of life..
Jul 21, 2019
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Personally, I firmly believe that our energy is still conscious after physical death.. And there are way too many NDE reports to dismiss them all in my opinion.. And from the ones that I've read where the subject attempted suicide, they said there was no judgement against their suicide attempt (or actually any judgement for any thing at all)..

If you are bored and have some time you might take a glance at the NDERF website and read a few NDE reports.. They have over 4000 of them..
One of the most common aspects of people whom have had an NDE is that they say they now have absolutely no fear of death what so ever, and a lot of them look forward to death now because it was such a positive experience for them..

Love and light:heart:
 
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To Tazmaniac - "People need to understand that the spiritual realm is their true home that they will return to, not a place that has to be earned...all souls go to one spirit world after death where everyone is treated with patience and love." Dr. Michael Newton. "Journey of Souls" (Also free e-book here)

Warmest thoughts and all the best to you on your journey home!
 
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omoidarui

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im hoping the afterlife is just everything you want it to be (to make up for the fact that life itself is everything not)

yin n yang n all tht
 
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Blackjack

Blackjack

I’ll be watching...
Aug 6, 2019
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I've gotten what I need...I won't explain the details but it should look pretty self explanatory. I have a dozen electric candles and some nice smelling incense. I have a fairly nice stereo system and have about a dozen songs I will put on a loop.
I've been a smoker for almost 40 years, and I smoke a lot of weed. Had asthma pretty bad when I was a kid.
By everything I've read, it should take less than an hour....I'm good with an hour. Unconsciousness should happen within 10 minutes or less.
I do have some liquor, but won't drink a lot. I had a serious problem with alcohol in my 20's and 30's and all that being a drunk did for me, was make me feel ashamed all the time. Not going out ashamed or drunk, just enough to settle the nerves.
Over the course of the last week, I've made a series of videos, kind of sharing my last days with whoever. I reached out to the only person who should care, my baby brother, and he pretty much told me he didn't care if I lived or died. Though that may sound sad...it isn't for me, it makes it easier.
For all the people in here who seem to constantly struggle with "when, where and how"? Just know, you'll know. Stop dwelling on it, find something positive to do. Stop fantasizing about poison that your never going to get, be able to afford to have tested (you will test it won't you? cyanide death is pure and utter torture)
It is a myriad of emotions, but not entirely unpleasant (for me). I've spent a lot of time sleeping and writing and pretty much doing what I want within reason.
I am waiting on one single email, that could change my life forever. It would make the difference for me. No, it's not a love letter, or a "I accept" you...nothing of the sort. I've been in a nasty consuming legal battle that has taken everything from me that life hasn't already taken, but if I win the legal case and the large amount of money that will come with it...I've lost everything in my life 3 times and have always rebuilt, I can do it again. Just don't think I want to be alone, I don't know, if I get good news...if it's worth the aloneness anymore.
As of right now, it's not.
Life long depression, loss and rejection takes a very hard toll on ones soul.
I don't believe in god at all, not for a very long time.
The other morning, I saw a star that I've never paid attention to before...just twinkling in and out of the clouds.
I lost my life long best girlfriend about 5 years ago, she would understand everything about this...I talked to the star for a long time. I named the star Jeanne and I am choosing to believe, for the next 36 hours, that Jeanne is telling me it's okay.

Could some of you share your ideas what you think happens when we die? When we commit suicide? I honestly want to hear your beliefs...keep me company for awhile.


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I came to this site for the first time ever a few days ago looking for information and resources to expedite my death by a slow, excruciating terminal illness. Your recent posts were some of the first I saw, and I was floored by your rude, condescending, derogatory and disparaging comments to people who are, after all, in the same pain as you. It's obviously why we're all here.

Luckily, I moved past your negativity and found a community of overwhelmingly decent, supportive people here who are genuinely trying to help and support, and provide help and support in return. Why someone like you would come on here and be hurtful to others who are in your same boat is beyond me.

What I can say with certainty is that I hope your chosen exit method is quick, efficient and peaceful so that your sharp tongue and keyboard courage can no longer inflict pain on others, and you can be free from the obvious pain that brought you here. Where you end up will be your cross to bear, and yours alone. But I do believe that one's final destination is directly related to how we treated others.

Peace out. ✌
 
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Laststop

Laststop

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Jul 9, 2019
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At this point I just don't know what to hope for. I mean, getting to where we are pretty much means the end of hope in this life. Do we hope for something in the after? I have visions of what I'd like it to be like. It's kind of obvious the tortures of Hell (or something like it) isn't the sort of thing I'm going for. And I imagine the same could be said for most of us here. But it's kind of funny to order an afterlife like you would a burger. Would you like that burger medium, with a side of <enter highly specific afterlife details tailor-made for you>? So, nothingness doesn't seem so bad. Those who CTB do so to get free from this life. Nothing is better than eternal suckage. I like that question: is death just like before we were born? It put a whole new spin on death once I heard it put that way. Cheers @Tazmaniac. I hope your journey is a good one.
 
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letmeseethedeath

letmeseethedeath

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Aug 4, 2018
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i feel you. good luck i wish you a beautiful and peaceful journey in the eternal peace my friend ❤️ safe travels
 
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restingspot

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May 30, 2019
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I don't like to think about the possibility of an afterlife too much, but I hope it's just like my dreams. A myriad of possibility, creativity, serenity, and company from personified ideas, both old and new.
 
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Tazmaniac

Tazmaniac

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Aug 6, 2019
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I came to this site for the first time ever a few days ago looking for information and resources to expedite my death by a slow, excruciating terminal illness. Your recent posts were some of the first I saw, and I was floored by your rude, condescending, derogatory and disparaging comments to people who are, after all, in the same pain as you. It's obviously why we're all here.

Luckily, I moved past your negativity and found a community of overwhelmingly decent, supportive people here who are genuinely trying to help and support, and provide help and support in return. Why someone like you would come on here and be hurtful to others who are in your same boat is beyond me.

What I can say with certainty is that I hope your chosen exit method is quick, efficient and peaceful so that your sharp tongue and keyboard courage can no longer inflict pain on others, and you can be free from the obvious pain that brought you here. Where you end up will be your cross to bear, and yours alone. But I do believe that one's final destination is directly related to how we treated others.

Peace out. ✌
Sorry you took such offense without knowing how I was treated the first few days I was here under a different name, I'm glad you feel good enough about yourself to judge someone their last 24 hours
 
Blackjack

Blackjack

I’ll be watching...
Aug 6, 2019
777
Sorry you took such offense without knowing how I was treated the first few days I was here under a different name, I'm glad you feel good enough about yourself to judge someone their last 24 hours
So because you were treated poorly you thought you'd just continue to spew negativity in your last days here? Sad. I wish you peace on your journey.
 

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