ScornedStoic
Fated
- Jan 17, 2020
- 89
Anyone have any good information on this? My access to methods are extremely limited and I want to go asap.
Throwmyselfaway
Not gone yet but soon
- Jan 14, 2020
- 798
ScornedStoic
Fated
- Jan 17, 2020
- 89
Do you mind linking it? I'm new here and there's a lot to sort through
Throwmyselfaway
Not gone yet but soon
- Jan 14, 2020
- 798
Hold please. I'm fairly knew as well but I'll get you the link
I can't find the megathread but here is a link to one someone was asking about it. If you go to the search at the top you can find just about anything.
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/jumping-200-feet-onto-sand.22514/
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Is jumping 7-8 stories a really bad idea? Everything I've read here people seem to want it to be much higher but I've read so many news articles on people dying jumping off parking structures that height. Maybe we are overthinking things?
Throwmyselfaway
Not gone yet but soon
- Jan 14, 2020
- 798
I think it's in how you land? If your head hits then in theory a significant jump should do it.
the minimums are: 150 feet on to land and 250 feet on to water, and they are estimated at being 95 - 98% fatal at those minimum heights
ThatIsTheQuestion
Ghost in Waiting
- Aug 4, 2019
- 104
I think the worst fear for most people is that jumping has just about the highest risk of any method of leaving you permanently disabled - physically, mentally and intellectually. People who jump and live often end up unable to try again, which to me would be the worst possible world.
doesn't anyone do research on here? the most important factor for jumping is HEIGHT. if you jumped 7 - 8 stories you would be a fucking moron
GoodPersonEffed
Brevity is my middle name, but my name was TL
- Jan 11, 2020
- 6,727
There are accounts of people who have gone skydiving and survived parachute malfunctions, freak survivals.
I'd be willing to bet there have been studies published in forensics journals, perhaps search Google scholar.
I will say that this thread gave me pause. I'm terrified of heights because I don't see in 3-D and have inaccurate depth perception. However, I live on the 6th floor and have pondered what would happen if I jumped. Now I know for sure I shall not, as I am also pretty afraid of extreme pain and brain damage.
I'd be willing to bet there have been studies published in forensics journals, perhaps search Google scholar.
I will say that this thread gave me pause. I'm terrified of heights because I don't see in 3-D and have inaccurate depth perception. However, I live on the 6th floor and have pondered what would happen if I jumped. Now I know for sure I shall not, as I am also pretty afraid of extreme pain and brain damage.
xBrialesana
Become Dust With Me, My Love.
- Dec 17, 2019
- 552
I understand needing to go now, and however you choose and that's IF you choose to go, please be careful. There's so many factors with jumping. I wouldn't want you to end up locked up OR in extreme agony. Take care of yourself
To be safe, reach terminal velocity. You want to go at 200 km/h. Meaning you need a height of 1,500 feet. I wouldn't even jump unless it 1,500+ feet or higher.
Yeah at 200 km/h, you done I'm sure.
See this tallest tower? Find a place with this height, and jump. I guarantee you, you be dead. Regardless of how you land.
Yeah at 200 km/h, you done I'm sure.
See this tallest tower? Find a place with this height, and jump. I guarantee you, you be dead. Regardless of how you land.
Yes which is why I was basically asking if we are all being overly cautious assuming you need to jump from huge heights. These news articles are evidence you absolutely can die from that height and many do but of course the chance of failure does increase. It's not always an option to access anywhere higher though.
I'm guessing none of you have read the lost all hope website. A jump from 150 feet (about 15 stories) on to land and from 250 feet (about 25 stories) on to water is 95 - 98% fatal. Any less than these heights and you are at risk of it not working.
To be safe, reach terminal velocity. You want to go at 200 km/h. Meaning you need a height of 1,500 feet. I wouldn't even jump unless it 1,500+ feet or higher.
Yeah at 200 km/h, you done I'm sure.
See this tallest tower? Find a place with this height, and jump. I guarantee you, you be dead. Regardless of how you land.
the higher the better, but anyone jumping more than 200 feet on to a hard surface will not survive
Jumper
Student
- Jun 18, 2019
- 149
It depends on what type of odds you're looking for. If you want >95% chance of death, you'll need higher than 7-8 stories. As others have said, 150 feet is recommended (this ends up being closer to 15 stories). Is 50/50 odds of death good enough for you, especially when considering the outcomes for survivors? What about a 60% chance of death? They do not post stories about jumpers who survive 7-8 stories but are disabled. My guess is that it's a fairly decent percentage of people (>30%). Of note: you have no control over whether your head will hit first. My recommendation is to find a more appropriate height.
ScornedStoic
Fated
- Jan 17, 2020
- 89
If jumping from 200 feet or more on to a hard surface, so long as you don't go feet first; it really doesn't matter what hits the ground first, the impact will destroy your head anyway. So long as you land in a horizontal position it will destroy your head and all your internal organs.
ScornedStoic
Fated
- Jan 17, 2020
- 89
I'm in so much physical pain I need out. I can't take another day. But I have no methods. I live with my brother, can't hang myself, have no money, live in Germany so can't even save up for a gun. I'm thinking about finding a shooting range and killing myself there, but I'm scared if I fuck it up they'll be able to save/stop me
ScornedStoic
Fated
- Jan 17, 2020
- 89
For hanging you need to be left for 30 minutes, no interruptions. The key is planning it through, so you know for 100% you will be left alone for at least 30 minutes.
ScornedStoic
Fated
- Jan 17, 2020
- 89
That's not even the main problem with hanging, there's nowhere to hang myself from in my apartment.
are there any secluded forests or woods near where you live? forests and woods are actually a popular choice for hangings
ScornedStoic
Fated
- Jan 17, 2020
- 89
What if someone stumbles upon me
There's no secluded enough forest nearby or even by train close enough for that
