I think I had the stupidest and simplest idea for "accidental" suicide (Not a method, btw).

[sla_porra22]

Well, I was taking a shower and I saw what looked like a brown recluse spider. Those are the deadliest spiders where I live. And that got me thinking, "Would it be possible to commit suicide using a spider like that?"

The idea is simple. Get bitten, don't tell anyone, and don't get treatment. I know it causes tissue necrosis, kidney failure, etc. But it was something I found almost funny to think about, because it's a "method" Very stupid. Not only stupid but also highly likely to fail, yet it would lead family and friends to believe it was an accident

 

[verdedefome]

The idea is simple. Get bitten, don't tell anyone, and don't get treatment. I know it causes tissue necrosis, kidney failure, etc.

Brown Recluse Spider Toxicity - StatPearls - NCBI Bookshelf

"The brown recluse spider venom is very toxic but rarely causes much damage because of the small quantity. ... Also, the venom causes the patient's body to release inflammatory cells like interleukins and cytokines to help deal with the venom, but these cells can cause harm to the patient once they are activated; this results in red blood cell destruction (hemolysis), platelet destruction (thrombocytopenia), end-organ damage (kidney injury and coma)."

Maybe you'll die in a year or two from the painful complications? Doesn't seem worth it to me just so people think it's an accident.

 

[sla_porra22]

Maybe you'll die in a year or two from the painful complications? Doesn't seem worth it to me just so people think it's an accident.

From my research, people usually die within about a week when the bite itself is fatal, but if it isn't, it will probably be a few years later. It also doesn't have a very high mortality rate, which is why I even stated in the title that I don't consider it a method or anything like that. It was just a silly thought I had in the shower and I thought It would be funny to share. But I'm not sure, maybe if the person had, I don't know, a dozen of those spiders it might work, maybe. I mean, it would be a larger quantity of poison. Maybe it would seem less like an accident, but still...

 

[verdedefome]

From my research, people usually die within about a week when the bite itself is fatal, but if it isn't, it will probably be a few years later. It also doesn't have a very high mortality rate (around 9% only), which is why I even stated in the title that I don't consider it a method or anything like that. It was just a silly thought I had in the shower and I thought It would be funny to share. But I'm not sure, maybe if the person had, I don't know, a dozen of those spiders it might work, maybe. I mean, it would be a larger quantity of poison. Maybe it would seem less like an accident, but still...

That's some looney tunes ass way to die ngl.

 

[OnMyLast Legs]

Any kind of animal venom would be very unpleasant even if it worked. Cleopatra did not just go to sleep.

 

[sla_porra22]

That's some looney tunes ass way to die ngl.

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