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DontTouchMeImFamous

DontTouchMeImFamous

Don't Wanna Win
Jul 18, 2024
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I'm thinking of driving a car into a river or a lake that is not surrounded by man-made barriers. I don't know how many of them are there and I can't think of a specific one. But currently I'm trying to research its efficiency before looking for one that matches the requirements. I'm not planning to make the car hit anything before falling into the water bc I want die drowning not by injuries.
I prefer this method bc it seems foolproof and doesn't have the risk of turning into a vegetable which is my biggest fears. It seems painful and scary but this is the only way you'd restrain the SI bc you can't open the door due to the high pressure of water and you won't die from trauma so even if it fails, which is very unlikely, you're not gonna suffer from long-term injury.
Is this a good idea?
 
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Golden

Golden

Member
Nov 16, 2023
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I'm pretty sure you can just quite easily open the door once the car is full of water and the pressure is equal inside and outside of the car ?
 
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FF777

FF777

I am male..
Jul 21, 2019
302
really no idea how viable that kind of method is.. not sure if you could open the door after water is in there like the other poster said, but i would think by the time the water pressure is equal the car would probably be sunk pretty far down..

there is a chance the roll-down-window button would still work, but if you were trying that to escape you couldn't swim out the window immediately because water would be rushing in.. and by the time it stopped rushing in (when pressure is equal) the car would again be sunk pretty far down..

also, if your car is sinking then it makes it hard to do any thing like escape because you are kind of immobilized by the feeling of going down quickly.. same reason people can't really do much besides hold on to some thing when a plane or elevator is falling down; you can't just freely walk around and do things very easily while the thing you are in is falling..

lakes usually have ramp areas where people back their trucks to put their boat in to the water.. so i guess you could use that or the area right around there maybe if there aren't any barriers..

if you like drowning, i remember some other person mention on here once that you could take some small boat out to the middle of a lake and then handcuff your right wrist to your left ankle and then jump in the water..
 
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DontTouchMeImFamous

DontTouchMeImFamous

Don't Wanna Win
Jul 18, 2024
241
if you like drowning,

I don't necessarily like drowning. I just want something to restrict the survival instinct.
i remember some other person mention on here once that you could take some small boat out to the middle of a lake and then handcuff your right wrist to your left ankle and then jump in the water..

I really like this method. Seems easier than the car. Thank you!
 
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WallTermite

WallTermite

Student
Aug 16, 2025
167
The addition of a car would make SI hell in my opinion. Also, shallow water blackout with deodorant spray is worth looking into.

I don't have lakes near me. Most I can do is drive to a coast. So my plan is bathub drowning. I prefer a big body of water but it's difficult.
 
Passenger4224

Passenger4224

I appreciate everything that can kill me.
Mar 8, 2026
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I don't know if this will help the survival instinct. I feel like it will be worse with a method so agonizing.

Before I was b*rn a family member died after he accidentally drove his car into a body of water and drowned.
 
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staticdepression

Member
Jan 18, 2024
30
This sounds hella scary and painful and there's a huge chance si or a random dude passing by will save your ass
 
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