It's just a summary. I'm trying to jump from the 16th floor (again)

[der golem]

I have 2 ways available. Hanging (I prefer full suspension) and jumping off the roof. In my opinion, jumping from the roof is better. I would like to shoot myself or poison myself, but this is not available in my country. Jumping under a train, I think, is a bad way. If I fail, I will have problems with the police. I do not consider Exit bag, because it is morally difficult, even if it is absolutely painless, so only these 2 ways. The last time I went to a tall apartment building to jump off, there was a lot of snow in the attic under the window facing the landing, so I can survive if I fall into it. Now the snow has melted, I will also buy an apartment on the 16th floor for one day to relax, since the window from which I used to want to jump is on the landing and I feel uncomfortable there, I can't tune in, besides, when I stand on the windowsill, a person can come into the door next to me, then I will get in. I hope I can end the suffering this time. Wish me luck and advice if you have any.
Sorry for the mistakes. I live in Russia and use a translator

 

[Depressed Cat]

I'm sorry that you're suffering so much in this life.

I hope you've thought this one out carefully because once you step off the 16th floor of that building, there is no going back.

Whatever happens, I wish you good luck, and I hope you find the everlasting peace that you deserve.

 

[rationaltake]

So sorry it's come to this.

 

[FuneralCry]

I'm sorry for all the pain that has brought you to this point. I wish you peace whether you go through with it or not.

 

[woknows]

I always wonder how painful this can turn out to be. I suppose if you are lucky to hit concrete headfirst, it would be fast and more or less painless. But you might hit something or someone softer and end up laying there, crippled, in pain for some time. In the worst-case scenario, you end up tetraplegic with no way to end it.
At the moment I am in too bad a mood to tell you should not do it, but I suppose you should make sure it is really what you want.

 

[S like Siren]

I have 2 ways available. Hanging (I prefer full suspension) and jumping off the roof. In my opinion, jumping from the roof is better. I would like to shoot myself or poison myself, but this is not available in my country. Jumping under a train, I think, is a bad way. If I fail, I will have problems with the police. I do not consider Exit bag, because it is morally difficult, even if it is absolutely painless, so only these 2 ways. The last time I went to a tall apartment building to jump off, there was a lot of snow in the attic under the window facing the landing, so I can survive if I fall into it. Now the snow has melted, I will also buy an apartment on the 16th floor for one day to relax, since the window from which I used to want to jump is on the landing and I feel uncomfortable there, I can't tune in, besides, when I stand on the windowsill, a person can come into the door next to me, then I will get in. I hope I can end the suffering this time. Wish me luck and advice if you have any.
Sorry for the mistakes. I live in Russia and use a translator

Hey...you have no idea how much i feel you.Months ago I had the perfect opportunity to kill myself ... it was a tall building and I was on the 16th floor, straddling the window and I was about to jump, every day I bitterly regret not having done it because that occasion was really perfect. If I were there again I definitely wouldn't fail this time .... I'd love to be there with you to jump together, however from the 16th floor you don't survive ... and the impact doesn't hurt (It hurts when you wake up in the hospital with broken bones) But it is very important that there are no obstacles and that the ground underneath is free.whatever you decide ... I am close to you with the thought, since jumping is also my method and that I know what it means standing there about to jump ... hug to you

 

[Pau MP]

I always wonder how painful this can turn out to be. I suppose if you are lucky to hit concrete headfirst, it would be fast and more or less painless. But you might hit something or someone softer and end up laying there, crippled, in pain for some time. In the worst-case scenario, you end up tetraplegic with no way to end it.
At the moment I am in too bad a mood to tell you should not do it, but I suppose you should make sure it is really what you want.

By jumping a 16 storey building and even hitting something halfway through that might slow you down or landing on a relatively soft area, it's impossible to feel any pain. Period. The body can't sustain such impact and such deceleration, let alone the brain so feeling pain is utterly impossible.

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Check out the link above. It happened a few weeks ago. The guy jumped a 17 storey building. He was high on something for sure. He doesn't hit concret headfirst. The impact is so strong that the body itself bounces off the surface. No pain there whatsoever.

 

[woknows]

People survived falling out of an airplane and you think it is impossible. Guess those people are impossible.
Posting videos of people falling on grounds is just gruesome. And does not prove your point in any way.

 

[Pau MP]

People survived falling out of an airplane and you think it is impossible. Guess those people are impossible.
Posting videos of people falling on grounds is just gruesome. And does not prove your point in any way.

I didn´t say it´s impossible to survive, although chances are extremely unlikely. We were talking about pain. Upon impact, there´s no pain at all because you are literally knocked out. Even that famous Serbian flight attendant who survived didn´t experience any pain at all after surviving a 33,000ft fall. She was knocked unconcious and was in coma for several days or weeks (I don´t remember exactly the details). One thing for sure she was extremely lucky, as far as I remember she fell on a snow-covered hillside.
Te video posted above clearly shows the brutality of the impact after falling from a 17 storey building and therefore proves that is utterly impossible to experience any pain. As simple as that.

 

[woknows]

On that video you do not see much. Except that it is something not to be seen.

 

[whatevs]

People survived falling out of an airplane and you think it is impossible. Guess those people are impossible.
Posting videos of people falling on grounds is just gruesome. And does not prove your point in any way.

Can't barely see anything. Ain't gruesome. I was looking forward to something impactful.