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- Jun 18, 2018
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in the US, there are around 900,000 missing people. Would it be better for loved ones to be a suicide or a missing person?
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It highly depends of the person. The biggest problem when missing is that they are in constant anxiety wondering what happened to the person: is dead, is kidnapped, etc. If you know the oerson died, this don't happen but for some people this can be even more shoking.
Personally I would prefer knowing she/he is dead.
Personally I would prefer knowing she/he is dead.
sadak_the_wanderer
An appropriate painting
- Mar 19, 2018
- 243
Rather than asking such highly specific questions, getting answers, and then moving on to the next thing, over and over, why not back up a bit?
It sounds like you are looking for a way to commit suicide without it looking like suicide. Focus on that.
It sounds like you are looking for a way to commit suicide without it looking like suicide. Focus on that.
Just from my own personal thoughts and living very close to the ocean....
Boat or kayak way out to a few hundred feet of water, chain dumbbell to each ankle and try to swim with them. Odds of a recovery seem near impossible IMO. Less of a trace than digging my own grave in the middle of the woods too.
Boat or kayak way out to a few hundred feet of water, chain dumbbell to each ankle and try to swim with them. Odds of a recovery seem near impossible IMO. Less of a trace than digging my own grave in the middle of the woods too.
Suicide, since ure family will very rarely get closure if u are a missing person.
