Method Electrocution ❌

[ctb_warrior]

When I was 15, I was desperate to die .
I used my science kit, got the electric wires and experimented..i gave myself controlled currents to understand if it's a good way to go.
It created a burning effect .
It was fun and exciting tbh when done under control
If you want to ctb using it, please don't even think of it . It's the worst way to ctb.

If I can be crazy enough to give currents to myself, you can imagine, i could have ctbed using it if it was feasible..

So learn from my experience and no matter how desperate you are.. Don't even think of electrocution

Thanks

 

[Corovaner]

Ctb with railroad cables is momental. 25000 volts.

 

[ctb_warrior]

that's crazy.. fried in a few seconds

 

[Corovaner]

that's crazy.. fried in a few seconds

You can find video of these deaths, there is a lot of it.

 

[ctb_warrior]

You can find video of these deaths, there is a lot of it.

I don't have the strength to watch that.
I once saw a lil Monkey get electrocuted as he was traveling on electric wires and my heart felt that deeply. He landed on ground and died while it's mother came to it, picked it up and mourned his death. His body was burnt

 

[webb&flow]

Or it could fuck up your nervous system and leave you paralysed.

 

[ctb_warrior]

Or it could fuck up your nervous system and leave you paralysed.

Yeah it's pretty scary.
I tried to give electric shocks to myself in a controlled way and i could feel the burning effect on my skin. While it was fun But if i had full fledged used the electric shock, i would be fried

 

[Somewhat Suicidal]

Are we really sure this is a non-method? I would assume with the right voltage and a sufficiently strong power source it should actually work if your correctly circumvent all the protections in place (in Germany it's called the FI protection, which would translate to faulty current protection I guess).

Not sure about the pain, but I would assume if its quick enough and you have secured the wires in the right way so they don't come off when you turn on the current there shouldn't be much. I might be wrong tho.

My dad did study electrical engineering, but I can't ask him because he knows about my suicidal ideation...