Jumping to ensure...

[Soulless_Angel]

The only option I have is a 90 foot drop, I have NO other option, unless I want to do a 1 hour train journey followed by a 2.5 hour walk to something that is only 110ft... But I think that's now closed to the public.
Now I know people here are careful how to reply to threads as many don't want to be seen as encouraging CTB. But this week I am done, I want to get this right though. SI is no issue for me, what is an issue is ensuring everything goes right.
Now I know many will say 90ft isn't enough (it's over water) but its ALL I have and its the way I want to go, what I want to know, is, is there anything I can do to ensure this works? I know jumping angle can make a huge difference, but is there anything else I can do? I won't be drinking this time, so no alcohol to soften the blow. Any Meds, anything I can do before hand?
Born By Water, Die by Water... Don't judge me for this please just support me in this shit time and advice without too much encouragement (you never know who is watching a public forum!)

 

[dreamofme]

Can you swim ?

 

[Soulless_Angel]

Can you swim ?

nope!

Don't.
The survival chance of your fall is really high.
Wounding yourself isn't a great option.
Besides, think about the people in worse situations than you.

the last sentence... do you know my situation? No you don't , so please don't judge

 

[dreamofme]

@Soulless_Angel Most people that jump into water from low level in places with high lethality like the humber bridge , either get taken by the really strong under current or they cant swim. So if you can swim and your jumping into water that would only help you ctb but that only means if the fall dont get you the drowning will. Not the best way to go but hey... Are you in the States or Europe?

 

[Soulless_Angel]

@Soulless_Angel Most people that jump into water from low level in places with high lethality like the humber bridge , either get taken by the really strong under current or they cant swim. So if you can swim and your jumping into water that would only help you ctb but that only means if the fall dont get you the drowning will. Not the best way to go but hey... Are you in the States or Europe?

UK

 

[TiredOfLife95]

Hello @Soulless_Angel
I'm European too, I'm also planning to jump and I have no good choices just like you, my city isn't big and the only brigde is about 30 meters (I think), 90ft it's almost 30mt right? During the years I heard a lot of people of my city who died and never heard a only survivor...maybe is not that bad :)
Opinions?

 

[BipolarExpat]

90 feet =
27.432 metres

= 8.31 stories
(Variable by average floor size)

 

[Soulless_Angel]

90 feet =
27.432 metres

= 8.31 stories

to me that sounds doable....

 

[BipolarExpat]

to me that sounds doable....

Certainly within the risky zone.

Chances always increase if no one's around to initiate life saving procedures.

 

[TiredOfLife95]

I would suggest night time it's the right time to avoid life saving procedures, or not?

 

[xXSarac3nSlay3rXx]

If the fall isn't enough to kill, could you jump with a weight somehow to ensure the water takes you?

 

[bluesky1972-2019]

UK

There are plenty of easily accessible places in the UK that are higher. Obviously the famous Beachy Head at around 500ft usually onto rocks below.
Be sure it's what you want and don't risk failing and leaving yourself in a worse place.
I wish you well and peace in whatever you decide.

 

[Soulless_Angel]

There are plenty of easily accessible places in the UK that are higher. Obviously the famous Beachy Head at around 500ft usually onto rocks below.
Be sure it's what you want and don't risk failing and leaving yourself in a worse place.
I wish you well and peace in whatever you decide.

I don't have transport and no income to travel, were I am in the UK the public transport sucks big time and is limited/expensive

 

[Wayfaerer]

Don't.
The survival chance of your fall is really high.
Wounding yourself isn't a great option.
Besides, think about the people in worse situations than you.

Hello pro-lifer. At least you've picked a fitting username.

 

[Kirkscoobz]

Any abandoned tower block of flats would be good,
Here's a link to a good site, stroll down to the residential section and look at the flats.

Derelict Places - Urban Exploring Forum

Urban explorer community forum for derelict, decaying & abandoned places. Derelict places forums on industrial, military, hospitals, asylums, rural & religious sites.

www.derelictplaces.co.uk

Good luck.

 

[Soulless_Angel]

Any abandoned tower block of flats would be good,
Here's a link to a good site, stroll down to the residential section and look at the flats.

Derelict places UK.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...Vaw3T3uYxqzxWVL7w_O6yep4A&cshid=1567442260989

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Good luck.

Invalid URL for me

 

[Kirkscoobz]

Invalid URL for me

Just adjusted now so should work.
www.derelictplaces.co.uk