Help Easy and painless ways to go

[peridot-tears]

Please, what's an easier and painless way to go? I'm not going to even try to look into SN because the whole ordeal sounds complicated, and I can purchase a gun with my current living situation. I don't know what to do anymore. Hanging hasn't worked, I've tried so many times. I just so can't do this anymore

 

[EmptyBottle]

Welcome to SaSu, free to describe what you were going thru if u wish.

I had times where semi simple assignments became a thing to dread and I hoped for non existence, those tineshave somehow changed after I got assistance to do the tasks, and a plan was made to balance work and life.

Falling asleep took me out of this existence for long enough to dream, and on waking I wrote down what I dreamt of.

 

[NearlyIrrelevantCake]

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[forfever]

there's no painless or easy way out

 

[FuneralCry]

I understand finding it unbearable to exist, I just wish to be free from it all as well, I wish there's a straightforward way to just be gone and it always feels so cruel to me how there isn't, I wish peaceful guaranteed death is accessible for me, I hope you find the relief you search for, I wish you the best.

 

[zdrowko]

In Europe, there are countries that allow for assisted suicide. The one i can think off the top of my head is France. I think Germany allows it too, but ill have to do more research on that.

 

[CatLvr]

there's no painless or easy way out

Unfortunately this is the truth. Between SI and your body shutting down there is going to be SOME kind of discomfort.

 

[wyo777]

In Europe, there are countries that allow for assisted suicide. The one i can think off the top of my head is France. I think Germany allows it too, but ill have to do more research on that.

It is not such easy as you think.
Patients must meet a number of strict conditions: they must be over 18, hold French citizenship or residency and suffer from a "serious and incurable, life-threatening, advanced or terminal illness" that is "irreversible".