URGENT HELP PLEASE BEACHY HEAD

[Pinkmermaid]

Im here at Beachy Head.....again
Yesterday was too foggy and tide was in
Weather's good
Tides out
.... but everywhere looks so rocky and jagged.
If I run and jump how much distance will I cover?
Im so scared I will hit rocks on way down and not complete
Please help

 

[PAQUITOELCHOCOLATER]

Good luck , hope you end your suffering

 

[Forveleth]

This would require a complex physics calculation that needs variables from your current environment. There is no way to answer this for you.

 

[kurgan]

Just look over the edge, you will see if there's any jagged rocks. All the best if you do go through with it

 

[ImsooDone1N]

This would require a complex physics calculation that nreds variables from your current environment. There is no way to answer this for you.

This ^ . Wishing you the best. Hopefully you won't jump, but if you choose to I hope you find peace. Hugs

 

[CatLvr]

I am really sorry you feel like this is your only choice. Being scared is your body's way of telling you to stop and rethink your plan. Maybe you realize deep down inside somewhere that this plan is likely gonna leave you with some pretty significant injuries, as opposed to killing you outright?

I am definitely pro- choice, baby, but not if the choice scares you. Or will likely leave you injured fo die slowly. Or not at all and leave you with debilitating injuries. Please take a deep breath and rethink how you want to do this. There is no shame in being afraid. Or waiting another day and considering what lays ahead. You are in my thoughts. And I wish you a peaceful and painless journey when your time comes. Even if you still decide Beachy Head is your destination. Now matter what, know you are not alone. We are with you in heart. And soul.

 

[Linda]

Im here at Beachy Head.....again
Yesterday was too foggy and tide was in
Weather's good
Tides out
.... but everywhere looks so rocky and jagged.
If I run and jump how much distance will I cover?
Im so scared I will hit rocks on way down and not complete
Please help

Let's say you run at 6 mph. (If you are fit, and the ground is flat and even, you should manage faster than that.) That's about 9 feet per second. The fall would take about 7 seconds. In that time you would travel horizontally a distance of about 9 x 7 = 63 feet. Reduce that a bit to allow for air resistance, so let's say 50 feet. So, if the cliff is exactly vertical, and you run at that speed, you should land about 50 feet from the base of the cliff. Obviously, in the early stages of the fall you would be much less than 50 feet from the cliff. And the cliff may not be exactly vertical.

 

[mlb]

@Pinkmermaid how are you doing?