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CopingWithSenility

CopingWithSenility

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Sep 8, 2026
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I am curious if anyone here has jumped and survived (whether too short a distance or not headfirst) and both how it felt and what has happened to them.
Will it feel slow? Will I feel a rush or panic? I doubt I will not die as I will be jumping 22 stories headfirst, but will I feel pain for a prolonged period of time when I finally do jump?
 
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Forveleth

I knew I forgot to do something when I was 15...
Mar 26, 2024
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Someone here jumped eight stories and lived. Horrible injuries which left them in chronic pain. I can not find their thread. They may have had their account deactivated after they attempted again.
 
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PugnaEnjoyer2137

PugnaEnjoyer2137

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Jul 18, 2026
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Unfortunately @Disabledfromjump7 has went through it. I really recommend checking out her threads. No matter what you're going through, there are far better methods than jumping.
 
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theboy

theboy

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Jul 15, 2022
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I guess jumping is a matter of "luck." There are people who die jumping from the third or fourth floor
 

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