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soaringskies

soaringskies

alone and sublime
Apr 22, 2026
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i saw a method involving standing up super quick and sititng down to get yourself dizzy so you can pass out in the water pretty fast. i wanna know logistics..
 
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ilovenewyork

Experienced
Nov 16, 2025
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the water burns your lungs on contact. something similar in pain to burning all your skin off, but with paralysis
 
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rkk3

rkk3

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Dec 29, 2025
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the pain is about one out of ten when freshwater is inhaled
can you handle getting a scrape? yes you can handle it
its the same as that
 
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cookji

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Mar 24, 2026
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the pain is about one out of ten when freshwater is inhaled
can you handle getting a scrape? yes you can handle it
its the same as that
Do you have experience?
 
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PanaxMan

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Apr 11, 2023
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i saw a method involving standing up super quick and sititng down to get yourself dizzy so you can pass out in the water pretty fast. i wanna know logistics..
Try holding your breath with water in your mouth as long as possible. It's sucks a lot since I attempted and could've died that day. I didn't even know how to swim. It's extremely painful once you realize how powerful breathing becomes
 
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soaringskies

soaringskies

alone and sublime
Apr 22, 2026
13
the plan i saw would involve like . trying to passout fast so it wouldnt be as painful ? man thats horrifying tho
the water burns your lungs on contact. something similar in pain to burning all your skin off, but with paralysis
the pain is about one out of ten when freshwater is inhaled
can you handle getting a scrape? yes you can handle it
its the same as that
i was planning on drowning in my bathtub honestly ... in that case i could probably deal w that
 
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Apr 27, 2026
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I've almost drown once, still can't overcome it and can't swim.
It felt burning in my chest and I feel binded by the water, the feeling of breathing water in both mouth and nose are one of the scariest thing that I've experience. If you want to drown, do it unconsciously. I'll stay out of water
in that case i could probably deal w that
Nah you're instinct will kick in very brutal. Just drown in sleep or something
 
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Intoxicated

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Nov 16, 2023
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i saw a method involving standing up super quick and sititng down to get yourself dizzy so you can pass out in the water pretty fast. i wanna know logistics..
That "passing out" effect is so short lasting that it's entirely useless for making yourself less sensitive to drowning. If you're looking for an effective method to render unconsciousness, you can dig in this direction:

the water burns your lungs on contact. something similar in pain to burning all your skin off, but with paralysis
In order to make water burning the lungs to such a degree, you probably need to heat it to 100 °C or add some strong acid there. Some people do not report any burning in the lungs from water at all.
 
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soaringskies

soaringskies

alone and sublime
Apr 22, 2026
13
That "passing out" effect is so short lasting that it's entirely useless for making yourself less sensitive to drowning. If you're looking for an effective method to render unconsciousness, you can dig in this direction:


In order to make water burning the lungs to such a degree, you probably need to heat it to 100 °C or add some strong acid there. Some people do not report any burning in the lungs from water at all.
im not sure if i can get the naterials without being caught, ill see tho
 
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Intoxicated

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Nov 16, 2023
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It just feel like something violently scrape the inside of lungs
I've read different descriptions of this, f.e.,

 
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Apr 27, 2026
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I've read different descriptions of this, f.e.,

Lucky him, My experience felt so scary
 
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parabellum_

parabellum_

" Hell isn't other people. Hell is yourself "
Apr 25, 2026
10
Maybe look into shallow water blackout. painless and relatively easy
 
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Intoxicated

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Nov 16, 2023
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Maybe look into shallow water blackout. painless and relatively easy
For many people, it's not easy at all. Hyperventilation delays the sense of strong air hunger, but often not enough for passing out before the hardly bearable urge to breathe appears.
 
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Fadenself00_

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I've read different descriptions of this, f.e.,

I'm assuming that hugely depends on water purity/quality
 

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