Is jumping an effective method?

[Grimscribe]

I live in a 12 floor apartment, so the drop would be very high. I'm just looking for info about success rates based on heights and what are some ways to increase the chance of ctbing.

 

[deadtomorrow]

12 floors is too low.

 

[DreamEnd]

Idk. If you jump headfirst maybe you got it. How many feet is that?

 

[Grimscribe]

12 floors is too low.

Really? That's a bummer.

 

[MatrixPrisoner]

You want to focus on height, not number of floors.

150ft seems like guaranteed death:

https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/07/us/vessel-hudson-yards-suicide-wellness/index.html

120 onto pavement is probably a sure death as well, but it probably won't be instant enough and likely yo be very painful.

 

[itwillallbeoverr]

You want to focus on height, not number of floors.

150ft seems like guaranteed death:

https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/07/us/vessel-hudson-yards-suicide-wellness/index.html

120 onto pavement is probably a sure death as well, but it probably won't be instant enough and likely yo be very painful.

Feel like if you could manage to tape your arms to your sides with a gorilla tape, landing from 100ft or over on a hard enough surface would be instantly fatal because of how you'd streamline yourself in a way. More chance of compression upon impact

I live in a 12 floor apartment, so the drop would be very high. I'm just looking for info about success rates based on heights and what are some ways to increase the chance of ctbing.

I've heard of many ctbing at even 8 stories, but it's worth going for as high as you can. Risk surviving at a height like that and you might not ever get a chance to even contemplate ending things again