For jumpers....loving this video

[Defenestration]

And my ctb is about 60 meter...

This makes me a good exemple.
I love when i sée when he jumps...

I imagine...

 

[hikikomorizombie]

really good examples of jumping are suicide vids of ppl doing so. reaffirmed for me that it really is a very fatal & instant method.

 

[Defenestration]

really good examples of jumping are suicide vids of ppl doing so. reaffirmed for me that it really is a very fatal & instant method.

Where are they?
Links please?

de très bons exemples de sauts sont les vidéos de suicide de personnes le faisant. m'a réaffirmé que c'est vraiment une méthode très fatale et instantanée.

What IS good here IS that WE see as if WE were there

 

[hikikomorizombie]

Where are they?
Links please?

if you're not in the US i'm unsure if the site will be available for you or not, but there are plenty of vids on watchpeopledie.tv. my fav jumping vid's from there.

 

[SeaBreeze]

He stepped out and walked away smiling. Neither the medic, or his stretcher were necessary?

 

[Defenestration]

if you're not in the US i'm unsure if the site will be available for you or not, but there are plenty of vids on watchpeopledie.tv. my fav jumping vid's from there.

Oh Big thanks i watch this since 1hour.
Send me in personal message your "favorite"

if you're not in the US i'm unsure if the site will be available for you or not, but there are plenty of vids on watchpeopledie.tv. my fav jumping vid's from there.

It's reassuring for me to see that even people who don't dive or jump almost feet first end up hitting the ground violently.

 

[hikikomorizombie]

Oh Big thanks i watch this since 1hour.
Send me in personal message your "favorite"

It's reassuring for me to see that even people who don't dive or jump almost feet first end up hitting the ground violently.

sent it to u!! & right, there are even vids of people jumping from like 5 stories feet first, & they still die instantly. very reaffirming. the fearmongering & paranoia around jumping is wayyy overboard.

 

[Chelsea Leng]

from the point of view upthere, jumping feels scary
that's why I think that it's best to have a partner holding hands, if jumping is your choice

 

[ChronicPainExistent]

sent it to u!! & right, there are even vids of people jumping from like 5 stories feet first, & they still die instantly. very reaffirming. the fearmongering & paranoia around jumping is wayyy overboard.

Can you send me those vids?

 

[divinemistress87]

How do people get over their SI to jump?

 

[Defenestration]

Comment les gens peuvent-ils surmonter leur SI pour sauter ?

Very hard

 

[kavina]

It isn't really a dive more like a plop. It seems peaceful on the way down though doesn't last long enough. I am not a jumper.

 

[Defenestration]

Et mon CTB est à environ 60 mètres...

Cela fait de moi un bon exemple.
J'adore quand je le vois sauter...

J'imagine...

Motivation

 

[cheaptrick]

I've always had acrophobia but I'm completely convinced that this is the least painful way to go. Even if I'm absolutely terrified it probably will last less than 5 seconds so who cares. As long as I can get my feet off the edge I'm golden. Maybe I'll pick up skydiving as a hobby to desensitize myself.

 

[Defenestration]

J'ai toujours eu le vertige, mais je suis absolument convaincu que c'est la solution la moins douloureuse. Même si je suis terrifié, ça ne durera probablement pas plus de cinq secondes, alors peu importe. Du moment que je peux poser les pieds dans le vide, tout va bien. Je me mettrai peut-être au parachutisme comme loisir pour me désensibiliser.

Yes best ctb but where....

 

[cheaptrick]

Yes best ctb but where....

Im very lucky. I live 2 hours away from a 120 meter high bridge over solid ground. Its also quite remote and the ground beneath it is not easily accessible. The main problem is the courage. The survival instinct is terrible when staring down. There are also some trees so part of me is scared of the trees impaling me or breaking my fall on the way down. Also I need to pick a time when there is no traffic.

 

[Antiquated]

@cheaptrick are you me ? exact same sittuation, acrophobia but I know this is the best and most reliable method, I also have a great jumping spot less than 2 hrs drive away, 132 meter high bridge. I'll be going at night, I think it'll make it a bit easier mentally not being able to see the bottom but my main worry, aside from not having the minerals of course is making "sure" I'll land on my head first. I really don't want to jump face first because I don't trust I'll be able to keep my arms stretched out, I'd much rather jump on my back, facing the sky so I don't have to see the ground/water getting closer and so I can't put my arms in front of me. Hope that made sense. Good luck to you

 

[Gangrel]

while effective i wouldn't call it the best, it's rather messy and the si to jump is to the roof

 

[cheaptrick]

@cheaptrick are you me ? exact same sittuation, acrophobia but I know this is the best and most reliable method, I also have a great jumping spot less than 2 hrs drive away, 132 meter high bridge. I'll be going at night, I think it'll make it a bit easier mentally not being able to see the bottom but my main worry, aside from not having the minerals of course is making "sure" I'll land on my head first. I really don't want to jump face first because I don't trust I'll be able to keep my arms stretched out, I'd much rather jump on my back, facing the sky so I don't have to see the ground/water getting closer and so I can't put my arms in front of me. Hope that made sense. Good luck to you

Thanks friend. Everything you said makes perfect sense to me. Landing correctly is definitely a huge concern for me as well. I heard the human center of mass is closer to the hips so it's hard to remain head first. I remember seeing someone discuss potentially strapping weights to their head to counteract that, but it seems excessive to me. I'm pretty sure instinct will take over mid jump and I'll probably try to protect my head too but I'm hoping the impact will be enough to render that pointless.

 

[3FailedAttemptss]

sent it to u!! & right, there are even vids of people jumping from like 5 stories feet first, & they still die instantly. very reaffirming. the fearmongering & paranoia around jumping is wayyy overboard.

I thought 10 to 15 stories in a building is 95% to 98% fatal owo — dying by 5 stories feet first sounds pretty remarkable ʅ（◞‿◟）ʃ

There aren't very many tall buildings in my country so jumping and surviving just scares me TwT

 

[Unlucky777]

That looks scary af, no thanks haha