If you jump from a not so distant height,land feet first and fail your attempt,you will be in a world of trouble.Is this true?

[iwanttodie019]

Like get incapitated(but completely conscious)but unable to CTB ever again.
So,in short your life will have been ruined and with no escape.
Is this true?
the worst case scenario

 

[sadbh]

This is basically the story of @fightclub7, as far as I know.

 

[Aflame5926]

yep it is. its fightclub17 .account probally deactivated but you can still find her post. she ended up using SN

it was my first week on SaSu when she went.

impact she made was pretty big

 

[iwanttodie019]

yep it is. its fightclub17 .account probally deactivated but you can still find her post. she ended up using SN

it was my first week on SaSu when she went.

impact she made was pretty big

How can i find her post.It is showing Oops viewer limits the number of views

 

[LongJacks]

Like get incapitated(but completely conscious)but unable to CTB ever again.
So,in short your life will have been ruined and with no escape.
Is this true?
the worst case scenario

Yes it's true, the shorter the height is the more chance of surviving and there have been even cases of 8+ stories high survivors (8+ Stories high is supposedly enough height to CTB), landing feet first could also help surviving the attempt because the first to get pulverised is your leg structure (Meat, bone etc) which are the strongest part of our bodies and the head would be safe in this matter or at least safe-ish, also the landing is another thing if you land on let's say hay or snow it helps soften your landing whilst concrete or stone doesn't so... yes...

Yes it's true, the shorter the height is the more chance of surviving and there have been even cases of 8+ stories high survivors (8+ Stories high is supposedly enough height to CTB), landing feet first could also help surviving the attempt because the first to get pulverised is your leg structure (Meat, bone etc) which are the strongest part of our bodies and the head would be safe in this matter or at least safe-ish, also the landing is another thing if you land on let's say hay or snow it helps soften your landing whilst concrete or stone doesn't so... yes...

I don't recommend you doing this even for curiosity or as a means of testing because it would most likely turn you into a cripple (Physically) for the rest of your life and I hear it's very painful and the pain is chronic

 

[Aflame5926]

How can i find her post.It is showing Oops viewer limits the number of views

dont search on her profile but posted by filter

 

[iwanttodie019]

Yes it's true, the shorter the height is the more chance of surviving and there have been even cases of 8+ stories high survivors (8+ Stories high is supposedly enough height to CTB), landing feet first could also help surviving the attempt because the first to get pulverised is your leg structure (Meat, bone etc) which are the strongest part of our bodies and the head would be safe in this matter or at least safe-ish, also the landing is another thing if you land on let's say hay or snow it helps soften your landing whilst concrete or stone doesn't so... yes...

I don't recommend you doing this even for curiosity or as a means of testing because it would most likely turn you into a cripple (Physically) for the rest of your life and I hear it's very painful and the pain is chronic

if someone survives jumping how bad the pain is?Like even when i jump from a bed and if i hit my head the pain feels very bad,so i was wondering how bad the pain be if someone survives a jumping attempt from a tall building

 

[LongJacks]

if someone survives jumping how bad the pain is?Like even when i jump from a bed and if i hit my head the pain feels very bad,so i was wondering how bad the pain be if someone survives a jumping attempt from a tall building

I'm not sure but from what I hear it's quite bad... like chronic bad, groaning type of bad... it's not recommended

I'm not against jumping it's a method I keep as a backup but at least make sure those 3 quotas are hit

● Height (8+ Stories high) (Higher is recommended)
● Position (Head first so the neck snaps instantly or you know the head... explodes if you will... It's brutal)
● Landing (Hard surface AVOID soft surfaces including plants, avoid people too)
(Water as a surface is also a thing but it has to be VERY high as I believe it has something to do with friction and that 1 second of landing on it it's like hitting solid concrete)

As a bonus I also recommend researching the place of choice beforehand and if it has survivors or not so you'll know...

Please don't rush things and do your research It's better to be safe than sorry

 

[DeathSweetDeath]

Yes, doctors were talking about amputating one of Fightclub's legs, and she wasn't having that. She was lucky that she was still able to get herself SN. Do not risk putting yourself in a similar position, you may never get out of it.

 

[iwanttodie019]

Yes, doctors were talking about amputating one of Fightclub's legs, and she wasn't having that. She was lucky that she was still able to get herself SN. Do not risk putting yourself in a similar position, you may never get out of it.

Bro,that's horrifying.I wonder how someone gets the courage to jumps despite being aware of the risks

 

[DeathSweetDeath]

Bro,that's horrifying.I wonder how someone gets the courage to jumps despite being aware of the risks

Yes. Idk.
Ok, I found it…

I jumped 8 stories

I jumped 8 stories and survived. I woke up after a week coma, spent 3 months in hospital/rehab. I have life altering injures and scars. Everyone asks me what happened to me. I'm a walking (barely) failure and my trauma is visible, and will be for the rest of my life! I have lost friends and...

sanctioned-suicide.net

 

[LongJacks]

Bro,that's horrifying.I wonder how someone gets the courage to jumps despite being aware of the risks

That's what life brings someone to... it's cruel my friend... :(

Yes, doctors were talking about amputating one of Fightclub's legs, and she wasn't having that. She was lucky that she was still able to get herself SN. Do not risk putting yourself in a similar position, you may never get out of it.

Agreed, it's not a non-method but it's a risky one and surviving it is horrible