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Drowning in the ocean
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You're right, survival instinct especially in warm waters... you'd be better off doing it on a cold dark winter's night, with some rocks in your pocket.
You're right, survival instinct especially in warm waters... you'd be better off doing it on a cold dark winter's night, with some rocks in your pocket.
You're right, survival instinct especially in warm waters... you'd be better off doing it on a cold dark winter's night, with some rocks in your pocket.
A good many people survive from shark attacks. Do your method, just work out the kinks. Just like you only live once, you also only die once.
I know it sounds good on paper or in the mind. But hear it from a person who has failed multiple times. Nothing is more unexpected then the unexpected. What if someone happens by. What if the current pushes you back ashore. Etc. I'm not telling you to do or not do anything. But the one thing worst then the need to die, is a failed attempt.
The world becomes numb after. And people judge you or condescend you even if you lose the will to follow through. I once swallowed allot of pills, and woke up 5hrs later involuntarily puking. I've cut my wrist so many times that I think I'm immortal. But the worst part is waking up to my shitty life with the added shame. To copious amounts of blood that doesn't come out of carpet. To the sore and stinging arms and the hands that don't work for a couple days.
Every time I tried, it was supposed to be beautiful, symbolic even. A simple peaceful soul fading into that deep dark good night. But every time, I was sent to the great nowhere, I met nothing, was denied, and was brought back. Even more disappointed and even more shamed to the point I have to commit.
What I'm trying to say is dont try if you plan on failing. Because when you do it becomes a life time obsession. And know matter how much you decide you might want to live, you'll always be biding your time.
Gee this sounds like a horror story. No way out of this world!
I understand once I commit there is no turning back even if I don't die I'll be dead "spiritually" My only nightmare is my family finding out after my attempts or reincarnation. if I can't die then I'll just sleep that's fine I'll just go live of the grid somewhere and sleep until I starve to death. "Sleep is good, death is better; but of course, the best thing would to have never been born at all". (Heinrich Heine)
Gee this sounds like a horror story. No way out of this world!
I understand once I commit there is no turning back even if I don't die I'll be dead "spiritually" My only nightmare is my family finding out after my attempts or reincarnation. if I can't die then I'll just sleep that's fine I'll just go live of the grid somewhere and sleep until I starve to death. "Sleep is good, death is better; but of course, the best thing would to have never been born at all". (Heinrich Heine)
I know. At least my parents admit to it all being an accident. At least we are on the same page. They always say "it would have been better to not have kids". I couldn't agree more.
Enlightenment me then! Why is it so? Ironically, I have a great fear of the ocean just not knowing what lurks beneath frightens me. If I do survive at least I have something to gain and that is overcoming one of my biggest fears.
I mean is there really any good way to ctb.
I plan on getting super drunk on wine, and cutting major arteries with a surgical knife... while I slowly bleed out in a tub full of rose petals, and beautiful scented soaps. With aromatic candles burning dimly in the otherwise dark room and my favorite music playing ever so softly in the background. I'm pretty sure mines is worst.
I know. At least my parents admit to it all being an accident. At least we are on the same page. They always say "it would have been better to not have kids". I couldn't agree more.
Enlightenment me then! Why is it so? Ironically, I have a great fear of the ocean just not knowing what lurks beneath frightens me. If I do survive at least I have something to gain and that is overcoming one of my biggest fears.
I mean is there really any good way to ctb.
I plan on getting super drunk on wine, and cutting major arteries with a surgical knife... while I slowly bleed out in a tub full of rose petals, and beautiful scented soaps. With aromatic candles burning dimly in the otherwise dark room and my favorite music playing ever so softly in the background. I'm pretty sure mines is worst.
So sad to find a kindred spirit in such circumstances...
There are less painful ways to go hun. You going to be in so much pain if you cut your arteries. But if this is the way you wanna go, I gotta respect what you want to do. Have you red the resources compilation here on SS ?
Cutting is my preferred method... unfortunately the resources guide doesn't support my method. The wine is to reduce the pain. I'm a cutter so I've been practicing for years. It really only hurts when it begins to heal, and of course the initial cut. But I know how much to drink, to not feel anything. Plus, I know a blood thinner cocktail, that can turn a paper cut to a scene from a 1980s horror film.
There are less painful ways to go hun. You going to be in so much pain if you cut your arteries. But if this is the way you wanna go, I gotta respect what you want to do. Have you red the resources compilation here on SS ?
I know it sounds good on paper or in the mind. But hear it from a person who has failed multiple times. Nothing is more unexpected then the unexpected. What if someone happens by. What if the current pushes you back ashore. Etc. I'm not telling you to do or not do anything. But the one thing worst then the need to die, is a failed attempt.
The world becomes numb after. And people judge you or condescend you even if you lose the will to follow through. I once swallowed allot of pills, and woke up 5hrs later involuntarily puking. I've cut my wrist so many times that I think I'm immortal. But the worst part is waking up to my shitty life with the added shame. To copious amounts of blood that doesn't come out of carpet. To the sore and stinging arms and the hands that don't work for a couple days.
Every time I tried, it was supposed to be beautiful, symbolic even. A simple peaceful soul fading into that deep dark good night. But every time, I was sent to the great nowhere, I met nothing, was denied, and was brought back. Even more disappointed and even more shamed to the point I have to commit.
What I'm trying to say is dont try if you plan on failing. Because when you do it becomes a life time obsession. And know matter how much you decide you might want to live, you'll always be biding your time.
I'm not sure it's one of the worst ways to die, but it's very painful. All the testimonies from people who have nearly drowned that I've read have been very clear: it burns terribly when you inhale water. Some people liken it to having burning lava in the lungs.
I'm not sure it's one of the worst ways to die, but it's very painful. All the testimonies from people who have nearly drowned that I've read have been very clear: it burns terribly when you inhale water. Some people liken it to having burning lava in the lungs.
Isn't pleasant at all.
Somebody local to me jumped from a cliff into the sea. And the jump didn't kill them.
They didn't drown either.
What killed them was being bashed and bashed again against rocks with the waves.
Intestines everywhere that boats had to sive out.
If you're gonna do it, get away from cliff sides, the current/tide will draw you to them.
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Isn't pleasant at all.
Somebody local to me jumped from a cliff into the sea. And the jump didn't kill them.
They didn't drown either.
What killed them was being bashed and bashed again against rocks with the waves.
Intestines everywhere that boats had to sive out.
If you're gonna do it, get away from cliff sides, the current/tide will draw you to them.
When drowning we have a natural reflex to panic. Drowning in salt water hurts more than normal water too. You would die with fear, pain, and panic. You don't deserve that. Please consider taking a look at the resources.
So fire is actually low on the pain index. Once it severs your nerve endings you dont feel a thing... also I'm super happy for open support for ones preferred method.
So fire is actually low on the pain index. Once it severs your nerve endings you dont feel a thing... also I'm super happy for open support for ones preferred method.
Reminds me of the Salem witch trials. If you sink and drown, you are determined not to have been a witch. If you float, you are determined to be a witch and are hanged.
Reminds me of the Salem witch trials. If you sink and drown, you are determined not to have been a witch. If you float, you are determined to be a witch and are hanged.
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