
Cockney_Rebel
Everything you want is on the other side of fear.
- Jan 7, 2021
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I concur.Because survival instinct is a bitch.
I can completely relate to this.Nothing is just that i failed for the umpteenth time ... and when you realize you can't even kill yourself you feel lost and trapped
Fear of remaining alive after a ctb attempt but with brain damage or disabled. Life is bad enough for me now. don't want to make it worse. So i'm caught in very severe trap between a rock and a hard place. If i don't commit suicide soon i'll suffer extreme torture and unbearable long lasting pain.As per the title …
Could you not jump?I don't live alone, so its hard to find a chance to do it w/o being discovered too soon
Life Insurance doesn't cover suicides.My family and pets. My brother is not working and I dont know how he would do it if im gone. I think i need life insurance for that. If I dont have them, I wont hesitate for once. Everyday is almost an agony just to live and survive for them
Not true. The typical life insurance policy has a waiting period and won't pay out if the person commits suicide within the first year (sometimes two) after taking out the policy. This is to prevent people from buying insurance bc they are planning to kill themselves. But after the waiting period ends, the typical life insurance policy will pay out even if the policyholder kills themselves.Life Insurance doesn't cover suicides.
Not true. The typical life insurance policy has a waiting period and won't pay out if the person commits suicide within the first year (sometimes two) after taking out the policy. This is to prevent people from buying insurance bc they are planning to kill themselves. But after the waiting period ends, the typical life insurance policy will pay out even if the policyholder kills themselves.
I have a policy that I purchased 25 years ago. Last year, after I was diagnosed with an incurable, horribly disfiguring and debilitating disease, I sat down with my insurance agent and asked what would happen if "I chose voluntary euthanasia or ended my own life" and he explained that the policy paid out no matter how I died, that any cause of death, including suicide, was covered as the waiting period was over. He said he gets that question all the time and that it is a common misconception.*
*Each policy has its own specific language, read your policy, and ask your agent to be sure.
Oh no worries, wasn't trying to call you out, I just thought it might be helpful to post bc many people- myself included - assume their life insurance won't pay out.Thank You.
My bad. Apologies. I was under the wrong impression.
Yep. Gun or go home for me. There is no other way I'd be willing to go beside doctor-ordered euthanasia, and I know that ain't on offer here in FL.Because killing yourself is difficult. According to the American Association of Suicidology, there are twenty-five suicide attempts for one successful suicide, and the odds you doing it successfully are a 100-200:1 ratio against you.
A fitting quote from lostallhope.com (before it got removed): "The people who discuss suicide the most, think about it for the longest time, attempt suicide the most, yet fail suicide most often, are those looking for peaceful and painless methods to go."
I'm not encouraging, but rather stating: if you are going to kill yourself—get a gun. It is statistically the most effective method of suicide. I am graciously waiting until my 21st birthday to purchase one in my state. Until then, I am done with my multiple failed attempts at simple suspension. I am willing to live until I have a reliable exit.