Method Drowning

[stonertwili]

So, there are several major bodies of water near my house. Just recently two people were found floating in the river down the street. I think I might try drowning there.
What are ways to limit my mobility and cognitive reasoning, so that fight or flight doesn't kick in?

 

[Praestat_Mori]

The only option you have is becoming deeply unconscious (like when u have a surgery).

Can you swim?

 

[stonertwili]

The only option you have is becoming deeply unconscious (like when u have a surgery).

Can you swim?

I can swim, although in such water I probably wouldn't be able to get to solid ground before suffocating. I don't wanna take chances though.

 

[Division Day]

Just the obvious drinking and etc. and tiring yourself out as much as possible.

I imagine a river would be harder than a lake or sea since there's no way to get far enough you can't physically swim back.

 

[stonertwili]

Just the obvious drinking and etc. and tiring yourself out as much as possible.

I imagine a river would be harder than a lake or sea since there's no way to get far enough you can't physically swim back.

It's a pretty big river and I've never swam bigger distances than a swimming pool. I'm pretty out of shape from being advised to take it easy since I'm on blood thinners. And from what I see, there are no easy points to climb up from.

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Also the water temperature plays a role here, the colder the water the faster your body cooles down what leads to faster exhaustion.

 

[stonertwili]

Also the water temperature plays a role here, the colder the water the faster your body cooles down what leads to faster exhaustion.

It's been getting colder here. It's 46 and lowering. And if I go out in just regular clothing that would definitely make me colder much faster.
And I have notice as an anemic im incredibly susceptible to the cold. My extremities have occasionally become useless. (Hands curling/numb and hard to move, slowed/heavy movement in general)