Is jumping kind of fun?

[Ambivalent1]

Seems weird to think but there must be some excitement to it with all that adrenaline. To feel more alive than you've ever felt before. I think this only applies to really high spots. If you fall 2 seconds, there's no time to experience it.

 

[LaVieEnRose]

Lots of people find jumping and diving from heights fun but they expect to survive.

 

[redemption]

honestly it seems so quick and fun but the SI is horrible

 

[StolenLife]

Well... maybe if you are drunk or high enough it could be.

 

[mitsuko.055]

I mean not really unless you are drunk or smth cause it might seem fun and shit now but when you are actually about to do it it's scary asff (ofc from my experience)

 

[FuneralCry]

I really don't think so, jumping sounds like such a terrifying method to me as even if one has awareness that suicide is the most logical option, they are still programmed to survive, it's like the survival instinct exists just to prolong suffering and keep us trapped here. I think that those who went through with the jumping method were desperate and determined, I admire their courage.

 

[SoftWorries]

From the stories of the people that survive jumps it sounds horrific. You can look it up there's tons of them

 

[Valky]

Hell no. It is completely different if you know you are literally gonna splash onto the concrete you are falling towards or knowing you won't be harmed at all

 

[Vizzy]

Seems weird to think but there must be some excitement to it with all that adrenaline. To feel more alive than you've ever felt before. I think this only applies to really high spots. If you fall 2 seconds, there's no time to experience it.

How you come up with weird topic and questions? Lol

 

[spøgelse]

No. Survival instinct kicks in and you start to panic, since you know you're going to die. Stories where people survive jumping is what keeps me from not doing it. Real fucking nightmare fuel.

 

[Linda]

I had a few falls while mountaineering, when I was (a lot) younger, and basically you don't have time to think. You just make the instinctive moves you have been trained to make in such situations. It doesn't even hurt at the time, as your body immediately releases natural pain suppressants. (The pain comes later.) Of course, falls like that usually happen when you are not expecting them, which is different from jumping, but my guess is that you won't really have time to think even then.

 

[Ambivalent1]

I had a few falls while mountaineering, when I was (a lot) younger, and basically you don't have time to think. You just make the instinctive moves you have been trained to make in such situations. It doesn't even hurt at the time, as your body immediately releases natural pain suppressants. (The pain comes later.) Of course, falls like that usually happen when you are not expecting them, which is different from jumping, but my guess is that you won't really have time to think even then.

Yay. No final regrets. Just purely in the moment. I like that

 

[Mirrory Me]

Adneralin is not a pleasure-producing hormone, it triggers in order to be able to defend yourself in threatening situations. It can also be triggered by trauma.

 

[Forever Sleep]

I don't think I'd enjoy it but then- I don't even like the feeling of falling on a rollercoaster. I think I'd be worrying about the landing too much to enjoy it...

 

[Ambivalent1]

Adneralin is not a pleasure-producing hormone, it triggers in order to be able to defend yourself in threatening situations. It can also be triggered by trauma.

Oh I'm familiar with that. It's basically just stress then. Sucks that I won't have the same high that skydivers have.

 

[Body bobi]

Is the eight floor enough to kill you?

 

[numbnesshuman]

Not fun but I will use this to ctb. Many tall buildings in my city.

 

[juraviel]

doubt it. i imagine it's like sex. if you want it it's great if you don't, it can be highly unpleasant. but sure i'm sure you will feel that shot of adrenaline on the 10 sec way down, mixed with either relief or regret as people that survived often recount.

 

[Vizzy]

Is the eight floor enough to kill you?

Maybe and maybe not but risky

Make sure minimum 15 floors

 

[conflagration]

I read some people instantly regret jumping while on the way down. That's probably the worst thing it can happen. You feel alive, maybe for the first time in your life, but you know that in a few seconds you will die.

 

[Ambivalent1]

Not fun but I will use this to ctb. Many tall buildings in my city.

Isn't roof access locked?

 

[numbnesshuman]

Isn't roof access locked?

Not really, many of them are fake.

 

[Nebel_meer]

It might be a quick way to die, but it terrifies me. I am scared of what my body would look like and how many people would be disgusted by it. I want some dignity (if it's even possible in death).

 

[PoisonousPotato]

Seems weird to think but there must be some excitement to it with all that adrenaline. To feel more alive than you've ever felt before. I think this only applies to really high spots. If you fall 2 seconds, there's no time to experience it.

jumping is not fun at all when you wanna die. it's been 10 years and i still have nightmares about it.

it's a bit disrespecting from you to call it fun

No. Survival instinct kicks in and you start to panic, since you know you're going to die. Stories where people survive jumping is what keeps me from not doing it. Real fucking nightmare fuel.

i think the worst thing when you fall is how powerless you feel. you had to overcome your si and now you realize what you just did. you have no control over your trajectory, and you see the floor coming at high speed.

the impact is violent (you feel a shockwave coming through your body) but you don't immediately feel the pain, only minutes after.

and when i was at the hospital after that i had morphine induced ultra realistic nightmares of me falling again. probably the worst panic attacks in my life.

 

[sad_dude]

Well... maybe if you are drunk or high enough it could be.

Definitely agree on that. Though on the practical side, being drunk right before jumping may tense up the muscles, hence, increasing survival rate ://

 

[ChildrensITV]

How you come up with weird topic and questions? Lol

Yeah, what the fuck? Why would a particularly brutal method of suicide be fun? How long has op actually been a human for? Sure, it is probably fun if you're in a thrillseeking headspace and are about to land on something bouncy or if a springy rope is attached to your legs with safety harnesses on you but if you're expecting every bone in your body to shatter, I can't imagine that being "fun". I can't imagine anyone over 5 years old thinking this. I'm wondering what kind of issues does op have, like mentally or in terms of past trauma.

 

[Vizzy]

Yeah, what the fuck? Why would a particularly brutal method of suicide be fun? How long has op actually been a human for? Sure, it is probably fun if you're in a thrillseeking headspace and are about to land on something bouncy or if a springy rope is attached to your legs with safety harnesses on you but if you're expecting every bone in your body to shatter, I can't imagine that being "fun". I can't imagine anyone over 5 years old thinking this. I'm wondering what kind of issues does op have, like mentally or in terms of past trauma.

Just search his name, all this person does is asking about weird topic and questions, this person must be a minor or troll!

 

[Rocinante]

I'm unsure if fun is the right word, but jumping has always seemed the ideal way to go. Preferably off a location with water underneath. Being enveloped by water feels comforting.
This landscape looks like a breathtaking location to die at

 

[ChildrensITV]

Just search his name, all this person does is asking about weird topic and questions, this person must be a minor or troll!

I just did that. He has some issues. He doesn't strike me as neurotypical.