Yeah. That's what I thought. I would just do the rope but I'm having a tough time being alone to do it. And I gave a way my SN like an idiot. It seems like most people who do this method find some way to tie themselves to something.
I meant that I would jump in the water with the weights behind my back. But as the other person said, I would probably subconsciously take it off as soon as I go into the water. I'm honestly not really sure of the proper way to do this method. I'm just thinking of all the possible methods I would have.
I don't doubt it, honestly not really concerned about the pain that much. Just want something that's guaranteed to work
Honestly I'm up for pretty much anything at this point as long as it guaranteed works.
You may want to consider a really sturdy hiking backpack with lots of buckles, and then you can use zipties and padlocks and whatnot.
My best friend used this method almost 15 years ago. It did work - the body of water she chose was not that large but deep enough, about 20 feet if I'm remembering correctly. Maybe less. It was also a pond, so no current. The backpack she used was one that had a chest buckle, but her note confirmed she'd also taken her normal sleeping prescription before getting into the water, so I think that probably contributed to her success.
Have you considered combining drowning with gas asphyxiation? If you displace air from your lungs by something like difluoroethane, you can lose consciousness before drowning and avoid any unpleasant perceptions associated with it.
May you explain in detail how to combine these two things? Never heard of people doing that tbh.
The idea is described here https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/gas-asphyxiation-and-drowning.64887/
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