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FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
- 42,546
I think that if suicide was easy, I would already be gone. It does seem very difficult to die in the UK, it's a very pro life country. The fact that suicide is difficult is the only reason as to why I am still alive. I think that what the easiest method is depends on the individual and what they have access to. All that anyone can do is look at the information in the resources section and decide what is best for themselves. The methods that are the most easily accessible for me, hanging and drowning both sound horrible and hanging sounds risky which is why I haven't attempted.
I'm sorry for whatever brought you to this point. Life is just too cruel. We should all be able to get the option of euthanasia, but unfortunately suicide is so stigmatised. I hope that you find relief from suffering.
I'm sorry for whatever brought you to this point. Life is just too cruel. We should all be able to get the option of euthanasia, but unfortunately suicide is so stigmatised. I hope that you find relief from suffering.
Yes it's so hard in the U.K. they should definitely allow assisted suicide or euthanasia via peaceful methods.
I have drowning as my preferred but it is indeed terrifying. I have to try something this year though.
I have drowning as my preferred but it is indeed terrifying. I have to try something this year though.
The Abyss
Why're we still here, just to suffer?
- Dec 19, 2019
- 260
Get very drunk while near a high speed rail far from station at night, lay down & put your head on the track facing away & close your eyes.
Yumeko.dreams
Wandering Fool
- Jul 30, 2022
- 58
Like the other guy said, UK has a good number of railways, you could totally go to the middle of a track where you aren't likely to be seen, or around a curve, and just put your neck on the track when you hear the several ton machine approach.
Priestess
Member
- Feb 15, 2022
- 83
I live in the UK, near the beach and I'm considering drowning in the sea after taking sleeping pills and alcohol.
Priestess
Member
- Feb 15, 2022
- 83
Well I live in devon. I don't want to get too specific on here, PM me for more details if you're interested.
I'm going to do a Whitney personally. Drown in bathtub, benzos, alcohol and cocaine.
My previous methods were CO and also amytripiline
Can't spell it though. Railway doesn't always work.
My previous methods were CO and also amytripiline
Can't spell it though. Railway doesn't always work.
Er I decided it's too technical for me. Also no car so I'd have to use a tent. I think the Whitney sounds easier.
