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I’vehadenough

I’vehadenough

Elementalist
Sep 15, 2018
847
What if you were just to sit in the desert and wait for the heat to kill you? Would that work?
 
skitliv

skitliv

Le mort joyeux
Jul 11, 2018
484
I imagine that would be very unpleasant, but maybe
 
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bigj75

bigj75

“From Knowledge springs power."
Sep 1, 2018
2,540
Not so peaceful way to go but a likely death. Happens to dogs and babies all the time.
 
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blood orange

blood orange

Member
Sep 14, 2018
81
It's really uncomfortable and if you've ever had the flu, it's like that except your internal body temperature doesn't go down.
 
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TAW122

TAW122

Emissary of the right to die.
Aug 30, 2018
7,355
I've thought about this one, not sure but if one simply passes out and doesn't wake up, then I assume it might not be too painful? Unless there is something else that I'm not considering. I would choose this method if my primary or secondary methods fail.
 
Aesthler

Aesthler

Death is the only God who comes when you call
Sep 25, 2018
416
Heat related deaths are common, it doesn't even have to be that hot outside it's about your internal temp. There's three stages, heat cramps from dehydration then heat exhaustion which you willl sweat a lot, feel light headed, or even have headaches and vomiting. Then the last stage is heat stroke which can be lack of sweating, dry red skin, confusion, convulsions / seizures. But you will die if left untreated and even die if treated in some cases. Very unpleasant.
 
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