If I do not know how to swim and jump into a lake,how long will i be conscious before i pass away?

[iwanttodie019]

Also the time i am conscious,will it be pure agony?
like under water;not able to breath?
sounds really scary and torturous to me

 

[Disabledfromjump7]

I don't know how bad it is because I can swim and choose jumping onto land instead of water from the bridge. It didn't work.

 

[iwanttodie019]

I don't know how bad it is because I can swim and choose jumping onto land instead of water from the bridge. It didn't work.

I don't know how to swim but the agony before passing away is what scares me.If it were painless,i wouldn't be so scared

 

[never mind me]

I can't answer your question, but I am sure the time till you pass out will be awful. I remember once when I was snorkelling and there were waves and I wasn't really used to snorkeling at the time. Therefore I breathed in some water and it took a moment till I could get it out and take a breath of air. Although there was no real danger whatsoever as I was close to a boat and plenty of other people, the moment I breathed in water and couldn't get any air I was filled with dread and panic immediately.
Therefore I wouldn't advice drowning unless you either can make sure you are unconscious from the start or really don't care about suffering.

 

[iwanttodie019]

I can't answer your question, but I am sure the time till you pass out will be awful. I remember once when I was snorkelling and there were waves and I wasn't really used to snorkeling at the time. Therefore I breathed in some water and it took a moment till I could get it out and take a breath of air. Although there was no real danger whatsoever as I was close to a boat and plenty of other people, the moment I breathed in water and couldn't get any air I was filled with dread and panic immediately.
Therefore I wouldn't advice drowning unless you either can make sure you are unconscious from the start or really don't care about suffering.

even if it is 5 minutes of agony,5 minutes is still a lot of time ,hence i am so scared.

 

[dirkw83]

You will probably fight the water for maybe a few minutes until your muscles give out and then you'll drown. It will be horrible. Yes, you should be scared lol.

 

[iwanttodie019]

You will probably fight the water for maybe a few minutes until your muscles give out and then you'll drown. It will be horrible. Yes, you should be scared lol.

But i will be conscious for only 5 minutes at max .So the agony will last only 5 minutes before i pass way

 

[dirkw83]

But i will be conscious for only 5 minutes at max .So the agony will last only 5 minutes before i pass way

I guess that's one way of looking at it lol

 

[thelostautistic]

I have no idea I'm sorry. But I imagine that drowning would be such a terrifying way to go.

 

[mustard tiger]

this should tell you everything about what drowning is like and how it would feel

The experience of drowning - PMC

Internationally, drowning is a leading cause of accidental death that features in many legal cases. In these cases, possible mitigations and the ‘pain and suffering’ in terms of the duration and subjective experience of drowning are often pivotal in ...

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[ElfQueens]

"Hypercapnic panic response" is the term you are looking for. If CO2 builds up in your blood (which it will after at most a few minutes if you cannot breathe), it causes an intense panic response. We would not wish a conscious drowning death on anyone, your last moments would be filled with dread and a very intense urge to breathe. - Quelenna

 

[AgathaChristieLover]

Please do not do this, the pain will be immeasurable

 

[iwanttodie019]

"Hypercapnic panic response" is the term you are looking for. If CO2 builds up in your blood (which it will after at most a few minutes if you cannot breathe), it causes an intense panic response. We would not wish a conscious drowning death on anyone, your last moments would be filled with dread and a very intense urge to breathe. - Quelenna

how long would tha last?

 

[ElfQueens]

how long would tha last?

Hard to answer exactly, I believe it would depend on several factors, but somewhere on the order of minutes. Certainly not an hour and for sure more than a few seconds. I suggest reading the review @mustard tiger linked, if you are able to. I am going to do so myself now. - Quelenna

 

[ElfQueens]

[…] The experience of drowning has been reported to be real […]

No shit Sherlock. Lmao. (quote's from the linked review) - Merielle

 

[Estrella87]

Probably one of the worst and longest suffering ctb method with fire and stabbing.