getting impatient.. (freezing)

[sadbadpsychogirl]

well my deal has still not come through and since winter has set in where i live, i was thinking of just getting completely drunk, getting naked, and then just passing out in the snow. my biggest concern is waking up with frostbite and having to have things amputated (especially the face) i'm going to hold out as long as i can but this seems to be a decent back up plan

 

[sadworld]

Well, if you find a place where no one finds you then this should work.

 

[Pookie]

It's hard to know how long it'll take for you to die and it's not the most pleasant method. Maybe get drunk and drink some benzos before you do it.

 

[opiatedreamz]

i've heard that the cold is very painful, so if you're looking for something painless i wouldn't imagine that working painlessly. i could be wrong, it's just what i have heard.

 

[Ghost2211]

People are getting drunk and passing out in the snow, and freezing to death happens ridiculously often. I think the alcohol makes you feel hotter so you just don't realize how cold you are. If I was going to do this I would go somewhere out in the woods where it would be too far out and too cold for me to ever get back. I don't really think you need to be naked that just seems like it would make that snow on your skin painful.

 

[Womps]

The cold temperatures are only cold for so long. after a short while you begin to feel sensations of your skin being on fire, I would imagine this method to be very painful. The only way I could see it not being miserable is a very high dose of benzos perhaps, or sleeping pills.

 

[lonelymountaingirl]

The only way I could see it not being miserable is a very high dose of benzos perhaps, or sleeping pills.

I would agree with this.
I do, actually.

 

[Giraffey]

I succumbed to hypothermia during a long winter hike several years ago. Initially, I was freezing and shivering - it gets to the point where you feel as though your teeth are smashing together with such violent force that they're going to break and fall out. That for me was the most unpleasant phase. The next thing I knew and I'd started to warm up, I assumed it was because we'd moved to an area of hotter air or got out of the wind or something but this was the hypothermia progressing. I felt quite pleasant actually.

Next thing I knew, I was too hot. I don't think I was sweating but I felt like I was. I loosened my outerwear and took off my thermal hat, it was at this point that my hiking buddies noticed what was going on and intervened. So I don't have any practical experience to share beyond that, but beyond the initial stage of actually feeling the cold and violent shivering, it was quite pleasant.

 

[Umbrellaterm]

Seems like a fkin dumb way to die

 

[Pookie]

I succumbed to hypothermia during a long winter hike several years ago. Initially, I was freezing and shivering - it gets to the point where you feel as though your teeth are smashing together with such violent force that they're going to break and fall out. That for me was the most unpleasant phase. The next thing I knew and I'd started to warm up, I assumed it was because we'd moved to an area of hotter air or got out of the wind or something but this was the hypothermia progressing. I felt quite pleasant actually.

Next thing I knew, I was too hot. I don't think I was sweating but I felt like I was. I loosened my outerwear and took off my thermal hat, it was at this point that my hiking buddies noticed what was going on and intervened. So I don't have any practical experience to share beyond that, but beyond the initial stage of actually feeling the cold and violent shivering, it was quite pleasant.

How long did your shivering phase last before you started feeling hot?

 

[Giraffey]

How long did your shivering phase last before you started feeling hot?

Good question. Honestly, it was so long ago I don't remember exactly. Probably something like an hour? Half an hour? I don't remember it lasting a very long time, but I don't remember it well enough to say that with a great deal of confidence either.