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Jumpers: How do you feel about jumping with a bear stuffed animal?
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There was a girl on here months ago who planned to do that. I think it could help. Jumping and feeling lost as you spiral down toward the earth with nothing to grab onto sounds scary and uncomfortable.
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I'm not a jumper, but I've had it in mind for a while.
A stuffed animal can be calming, but maybe too calming. It'll make me unable to actually CTB because it's a strong coping mechanism and will definitely increase my SI.
I think holding onto an item with important meaning (photo of loved one, teddy bear, or in my case my dogs collar, which I kept after she passed) would likely make things easier during CTB. Something important emotionally to take away some of the fear and uncertainty.
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I'm not a jumper, but I've had it in mind for a while.
A stuffed animal can be calming, but maybe too calming. It'll make me unable to actually CTB because it's a strong coping mechanism and will definitely increase my SI.
I'm sorry, but I imagined myself jumping off a building with a stuffed teddy bear.
In my imagination, this is one of the most pathetic sights in recent times.
If there are beings after death who take you to the afterlife, I'm sure they would laugh at me.
Of course, if someone thinks it will help them, I don't see any obstacles.
But I couldn't do it.
I'm sorry, but I imagined myself jumping off a building with a stuffed teddy bear.
In my imagination, this is one of the most pathetic sights in recent times.
If there are beings after death who take you to the afterlife, I'm sure they would laugh at me.
Of course, if someone thinks it will help them, I don't see any obstacles.
But I couldn't do it.
I'm not interested in other people's opinions.
I wrote it half jokingly, half seriously.
But I would also feel bad about myself. A bit pathetic.
It's not for me.
I don't look the type to die with a bear, so it will be confusing to onlookers "Man died with stuffed bear. Hand in hand with his faithful companion did he die."
I've bought some hot water bottles if I attempt with SN. I think it would feel comforting to cuddle them. Not sure I care what people think. Someone even posted that a friend of theirs said SN was a 'pussy' way to go. Lol. Yeah right- swigging a chemical that you only have a vague idea of what it will do to you, how much it will hurt, how long it will take to work, whether it will even work or just f*ck up your organs.
You can look at it in reverse really. It takes quite a brave adult to be seen with a teddy bear. It opens them up to ridicule.
Kind of weird what we as a society view as weakness. It's an object at the end of the day. The same as a big old jackhammer. I suppose it's because it signifies childhood and a need for comfort. Sad really that we don't think adults need comforting. Maybe if more people realised that we all need comfort and reassurance throughout our lives, maybe more people wouldn't be at a point where they were considering killing themselves!
You're quite an enigma though, Ambivalent. On the one hand, someone who wants to go out like a Spartan. I doubt they'd take teddy bears to the battlefield. On the other, a more sensitive soul huh?
Personally, I rather like things that break stereotypes. It's kind of tragic and poignant too I think. Like, when people are found in the fetal position after dying. I think we're all vulnerable deep down. Maybe we're all still scared children deep down and this world is cruel. Stuff like that just paints a picture for me of how hard life is on some people. Of course we want to revert back to some feeling of safety (if we even had that) in childhood.
I've bought some hot water bottles if I attempt with SN. I think it would feel comforting to cuddle them. Not sure I care what people think. Someone even posted that a friend of theirs said SN was a 'pussy' way to go. Lol. Yeah right- swigging a chemical that you only have a vague idea of what it will do to you, how much it will hurt, how long it will take to work, whether it will even work or just f*ck up your organs.
You can look at it in reverse really. It takes quite a brave adult to be seen with a teddy bear. It opens them up to ridicule.
Kind of weird what we as a society view as weakness. It's an object at the end of the day. The same as a big old jackhammer. I suppose it's because it signifies childhood and a need for comfort. Sad really that we don't think adults need comforting. Maybe if more people realised that we all need comfort and reassurance throughout our lives, maybe more people wouldn't be at a point where they were considering killing themselves!
You're quite an enigma though, Ambivalent. On the one hand, someone who wants to go out like a Spartan. I doubt they'd take teddy bears to the battlefield. On the other, a more sensitive soul huh?
Personally, I rather like things that break stereotypes. It's kind of tragic and poignant too I think. Like, when people are found in the fetal position after dying. I think we're all vulnerable deep down. Maybe we're all still scared children deep down and this world is cruel. Stuff like that just paints a picture for me of how hard life is on some people. Of course we want to revert back to some feeling of safety (if we even had that) in childhood.
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