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I edited out the unnecessary stuff. Feeling no pain or other kind of physical discomfort would have been enough of a reason for me to push it without hesitation. However, observing the obvious fact such a button doesn't exist, what's the point in asking? Surely there must be some reasoning behind it. Or were you just bored?
I think there's a lot more technicalities involved than people here would like to aknowledge. There's a record of a man by the name of Phineas Gage, who took a metal rod 3.2 cm in diameter through his skull and lived long afterwards. I believe if you're inexperienced with guns and don't have sufficient knowledge of human anatomy, you run the risk of enduring a terrible agony even in a seemingly ideal I-have-a-shotgun scenario. You can have half of your face and neck blown off while remaining conscious and survive. That's why I came to believe that no real life analog of the button exists. However, hanging oneself with the 'long drop' method is close enough, minus the painless part.
