So i decided i wanted to ctb by jumping. It has always been a dream of mine to fly and what better to way achieve that and my goal at the same time then to jump? Im in Southern California and i need to know a good place to jump. Any recs would be very appreciated as i want to do this as soon as i find a good spot!
Lookoutbelow
Jump to it
- Sep 14, 2023
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Fellow jumper here. I'm on the opposite side of the country so I can't help with finding a spot. Just wanted to let you know you are not alone with choosing jumping as your method. I have other options. I just prefer jumping. It is one of, if not the hardest method to overcome survival instinct (SI). Be prepared for extreme SI when the time comes to actually attempt. It takes most of us jumpers several attempts to actually follow through.
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LonelyKitten
Seeking one final escape
- Aug 13, 2023
- 284
Can confirm, the survival instinct is much more your concern than the location.
I had over 24 hours of alone time at Beachy Head (on multiple days) and couldn't do it, even with everything taken care of in a way that made me feel complete, and knowing full-well the consequences to staying alive may be immense.
I had over 24 hours of alone time at Beachy Head (on multiple days) and couldn't do it, even with everything taken care of in a way that made me feel complete, and knowing full-well the consequences to staying alive may be immense.
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zel
Curiosity killed the cat, eh?
- Oct 17, 2023
- 92
I am in the same location. If you find a good location or want to go to a high up place and talk, please do not hesitate to message me.
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Stormy Raine
Quietly counting down the days, hours, minutes..
- Apr 7, 2023
- 372
You're close to the Golden Gate Bridge
I seen a documentary on YouTube about me, the success rate is high but there was survivors! You should check it out, it's called The Bridge 
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zel
Curiosity killed the cat, eh?
- Oct 17, 2023
- 92
I considered that myself. The issue with most of the tall bridges in California is that they have either a) cumbersome barriers designed to stop jumpers or b) have people that look for jumpers and attempt to stop them.You're close to the Golden Gate Bridge
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You really don't NEED help finding places to jump. You WANT help finding places to jump. It isn't fair to place the burden of telling you where you should go to commit suicide onto this community as it is aiding you in the process of taking your own life. How would you feel if you told
someone where to jump and then they went and jumped from
there and died? You are being lazy. It is your suicide, you should take it seriously enough to put in the time and do the research yourself.
someone where to jump and then they went and jumped from
there and died? You are being lazy. It is your suicide, you should take it seriously enough to put in the time and do the research yourself.
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Stormy Raine
Quietly counting down the days, hours, minutes..
- Apr 7, 2023
- 372
Oh I didn't know that. I was coming to California years ago and that was my plan to jump there. I had a job scheduled there and they canceled at the last minute so I figured it wasn't meant to be. Have you decided on a place yet? When I watched that documentary all the survivors said they immediately felt regret soon as they jumped so idk.
Do you have any permanent damages since you survived? If it's personal I understand. I was just curious.
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