Method Flowers in the Attic Method

[A_Breath_Away]

So I got an idea watching Flowers in the Attic.

Could you use small doses of rat poison or some other poison to cause organ damage and die of complications. This could be good for those wanting to CTB quietly. Especially for those of us who can't handle violent methods.

Thoughts?

 

[StupidCat]

It will hurt a lot

 

[A_Breath_Away]

It will hurt a lot

There really isn't a method that doesn't, I'm finding. Like no method sounds quote-on-quote "fun" unless you're like a psycho or something.

 

[GroundControl]

I saw a video of someone doing this a while back. The man specifically ingested rat poison which, yes, caused organ damage— but also caused him to begin vomitting blood and chunks of viscera. It looked extremely painful and grotesque. It wouldn't be a good option for anyone that wants to CTB quietly.

 

[ipmanwc0]

There really isn't a method that doesn't, I'm finding. Like no method sounds quote-on-quote "fun" unless you're like a psycho or something.

It's not black and white some hurt more than others and some hurt longer than others

 

[Forveleth]

Movies are not real life. You can ingest chemicals that will slowly destroy your organs, but you will feel it long before you die. This is basically what smoking/alcoholism does to you. It is not like you are fine and then suddenly die, you can spends months or years suffering symptoms as your body slowly gives out.

 

[DeathSweetDeath]

Not all effective methods are violent. Just choose one of the effective nonviolent methods.

 

[madameviolette]

I have both heart failure and kidney failure and it is very very painful and slow death

100% do not recommend

 

[LackOfDetermination]

So I got an idea watching Flowers in the Attic.

Could you use small doses of rat poison or some other poison to cause organ damage and die of complications. This could be good for those wanting to CTB quietly. Especially for those of us who can't handle violent methods.

Thoughts?

Rat poison mainly works on rats due to their inability to vomit. Thus the name "Rat" poison. And (according to my unreliable memory), the industry has put some effort into making it less lethal on humans (such as making it cause you to vomit at even minor doses) due to many using it to assassinate others.

 

[Nightingale93]

It seems like the exit bag method is the most peaceful and painless.