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TornReality

TornReality

Member
Mar 18, 2025
43
One bullet, less than a second.
It's been my preferred way for awhile.
I'm scared. I'm scared of what's after.
But it can't be any worse than today, right?
I'm not going to do it today. I'm just venting. I'm tired. Tired of the crap I go through.
But, I feel like that would be the best option? Quick, done with.
 
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Michelstaedter

Michelstaedter

Specialist
Feb 25, 2025
320
I imagine it and I can't stop imagining it. Ironically, it's the method that gives me the most confidence in being able to achieve it, but also the one that scares me the most because of the after-effects (being left a vegetable and drooling for life).
Like you, I'm afraid of the afterlife, even the absurd "nothingness." When I sleep and don't remember the dream, okay, I slept and I don't remember the dream, but what about when I die? No consciousness? No memories? No last moment before dying? The famous tunnel?
 
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deathisapanacea

Student
Mar 10, 2025
197
Those who have access to guns and the mental fortitude to pull the trigger are blessed
 
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venerated-vader

venerated-vader

ooOOooOOooOOoo
Mar 11, 2025
193
Those who have access to guns and the mental fortitude to pull the trigger are blessed
Boy do I hope I'm close to divinity lol

I imagine it and I can't stop imagining it. Ironically, it's the method that gives me the most confidence in being able to achieve it, but also the one that scares me the most because of the after-effects (being left a vegetable and drooling for life).
Failing is the scariest part 100% It's particularly bad for me because I can't ever imagine myself owning or using a shotgun in any capacity. So I'll have to make do with a hand gun. That's always been the image in my head so I suppose it works out, but still.
 
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suicidegirl71

Member
Apr 4, 2020
7
One bullet, less than a second.
It's been my preferred way for awhile.
I'm scared. I'm scared of what's after.
But it can't be any worse than today, right?
I'm not going to do it today. I'm just venting. I'm tired. Tired of the crap I go through.
But, I feel like that would be the best option? Quick, done with.
I completely understand and feel the same way.
 
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baberty

Member
Mar 24, 2025
39
I have to say I agree. I wish I were in that position.
 
TornReality

TornReality

Member
Mar 18, 2025
43
The mental ability to actually pull the trigger, is probably the hardest thing.
Once the trigger is pulled. It's over. No rethinking, no questioning the decision.
 
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GhostInTheMachine

GhostInTheMachine

Safeguard
Nov 5, 2023
529
Can't have any hesitation marks if the "cut" happens all at once. For the highest chance, your best bet is definitely a shotgun, preferably 12 gauge. I would practice lining up with the brain stem so that separation is essentially guaranteed. I've seen aftermath footage of survivors, and it's traumatizing to even look at. I myself considered a .45, but I'm hyper worried that I'll be the tiniest bit off and end up invalid.
 
alivefornow

alivefornow

thinking about it
Feb 6, 2023
196
Sometimes I think I would have done it already if I had access to a gun. I never even held one. But then again, I could jump at any time and haven't done it. Even stood on a very high ledge but chickened out.
 
GhostInTheMachine

GhostInTheMachine

Safeguard
Nov 5, 2023
529
Jumping means you have to face the view "from halfway down". I fully understand why a lot of people don't jump. My back-up methods were either poisoning or literally driving my car into a bridge abutment.
 
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daysfeel

Member
Oct 6, 2023
50
I wonder if a gunshot hurts or if you just lose consciousness and die painlessly?
 
deadbidaylight

deadbidaylight

And the sun will set for you
Feb 27, 2025
535
I wonder if a gunshot hurts or if you just lose consciousness and die painlessly?
If you sever or obliterate the brainstem you're immediately dead. It's so fast it wouldn't even register in your body.
 
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bananaolympus

bananaolympus

Specialist
Dec 12, 2024
394
Yeah me too just use a little of force to pull the trigger and you probably dead if not instantly in seconds and in the comfort of your home
 
Izzythebelle

Izzythebelle

Member
Mar 8, 2025
61
That's the method I'm going with but jfc it's hard to get past the trigger lol. Not long ago I was able to pull the trigger when it was empty and I'm still stunned that I could do it. Every time I know it's loaded I just bitch out lol and put it away and keep repeating
 

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