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no_another_hell

no_another_hell

too pathetic to die
May 30, 2023
13
this is something to worry about right? let's say we both take SN, and for some fucked reason one of us ends up surviving it, while the other dies. now you have a dead body to deal with and how would you prove you didn't murder the other person??

are (SN especially) suicide pacts really just a convoluted way to end up in jail forever?? this shit scares the absolute living fuck out of me

i suppose for stuff like jumping you should be mostly fine, because unless you have the worst luck on the planet you will definitely both be dead, and if you chickened out that doesn't prove you pushed the other person

are there any documented cases on this ?
experiences from people here ?
 
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itsgone2

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Sep 21, 2025
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Do you have a pact or just wondering? I've wondered if having a partner would make it easier. Solo hasn't worked.
 
no_another_hell

no_another_hell

too pathetic to die
May 30, 2023
13
Do you have a pact or just wondering? I've wondered if having a partner would make it easier. Solo hasn't worked.
not yet, but i really want one (ive been eyeing the partners thread for quite some time now) because i dont think i can do it alone

i need someone to calm me down so i can be at peace with dying, i think. but there's so many logistical issues that it just ends up scaring me in different ways.
i really hope it's possible to form one and have it work out
 
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itsgone2

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Sep 21, 2025
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not yet, but i really want one (ive been eyeing the partners thread for quite some time now) because i dont think i can do it alone

i need someone to calm me down so i can be at peace with dying, i think. but there's so many logistical issues that it just ends up scaring me in different ways.
i really hope it's possible to form one and have it work out
Yeah I agree. Not sure if it would really be better or not. I don't need calmed down I just get frozen from SI.
 
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snow_in_summer

snow_in_summer

眠い
Jul 26, 2025
32
Yeah I agree. Not sure if it would really be better or not. I don't need calmed down I just get frozen from SI.
For me it kinda just feels like it'd be a nice thing to share with a person or it'd be easier, idk. I guess it's scary thinking about the consequences but I always had an idealized vision of how it'd be, so.
 
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Cauliflour

Cauliflour

I'm the doodler, I make terrible doodles.
Mar 24, 2025
717
Suicide pacts are cool to me but the thought of being alive next to a bloody corpse freaks me out cause like what if the police come in?
 
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AntarusDragon

AntarusDragon

Member
Sep 29, 2025
64
Well, before doing anything, you need to have a plan B.
 
intr0verse

intr0verse

Arcanist
Jan 29, 2021
452
The other person might get into trouble.
 
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cait_sith

cait_sith

Apr 8, 2024
351
It's why I am very hesitant to do partners, no matter how nice the fantasy of it might be, if I survive and somehow am not able to go through with it after wwards, or get revived while the other person isn't, it could unleash hell, criminal prosecution, parents finding out about me and blaming me, guilt, etc.
 
debaser

debaser

un chien andalusia
Sep 23, 2025
4
this is something to worry about right? let's say we both take SN, and for some fucked reason one of us ends up surviving it, while the other dies. now you have a dead body to deal with and how would you prove you didn't murder the other person??

are (SN especially) suicide pacts really just a convoluted way to end up in jail forever?? this shit scares the absolute living fuck out of me

i suppose for stuff like jumping you should be mostly fine, because unless you have the worst luck on the planet you will definitely both be dead, and if you chickened out that doesn't prove you pushed the other person

are there any documented cases on this ?
experiences from people here ?
it could potentially result in legal consequences.

i think that if i didn't ctb during the partnered attempt, it would probably act as an incentive to try again. and again, if necessary. until success.

there's still plenty ways to end one's life in prison. if i got horribly unlucky enough to survive AND go to prison, it wouldn't necessarily mean the pact was over.
 
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locked*n*loaded

locked*n*loaded

Archangel
Apr 15, 2022
9,598
Even if both of y'all died, there still could be legal consequences - one, or each, of the other's family suing the other family, or estates of the deceased, civily ($$$$$$) for wrongful death. Even if the case is eventually lost in court, the sued party/parties still would have had to shell out big bucks to a lawyer to defend them.
 
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Michelstaedter

Michelstaedter

Specialist
Feb 25, 2025
319
It's one of my fears and the reason why if I made a suicide pact it would be with powerful methods like weapons or if I had neambutal, I don't know, something effective enough not to end up worse and much less with the person who agreed to die with me and if I die, leave them with a tremendous disappointment like that.

There are many documented cases, I'm sure. In some cases, there will be coercion depending on the method and circumstances, as you describe, such as someone taking substances or jumping off a cliff.
Osamu Dazai was a living documented case, as I recall, he tried to do it a couple of times, once saved from imprisonment by his brother, and the other time he actually died. There's a story I read several years ago about a family making a suicide pact, but the grandmother survived. She was arrested, but I never heard what happened next.

The journalistic note is this:

But in spanish, can be translated...
Even if both of y'all died, there still could be legal consequences - one, or each, of the other's family suing the other family, or estates of the deceased, civily ($$$$$$) for wrongful death. Even if the case is eventually lost in court, the sued party/parties still would have had to shell out big bucks to a lawyer to defend them.
It's also important to highlight what my colleague said, as it's something I'd reflected on...
I once thought about committing suicide with a girl I knew, who apparently had a gene whose degenerative disease was going to be terrible since her mother has it. However, her family has immense financial power compared to my family. I fantasized about it and came to the conclusion that I would leave a cursed inheritance if a civil lawsuit or some kind of recrimination involving revenge occurred. I don't know... I'm paranoid even about these things, but it's anticipating unpleasant situations for my family beyond my death.
 
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xhelx

xhelx

decayed beyond recognition
Mar 1, 2024
105
Suicide note with the handwriting and signature of both people? Idk if that would be enough but I guess it should count as proof that it was a suicide pact and not a murder
 
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starboy2k

starboy2k

whhaazzzzzuuupppp
May 21, 2025
466
you might get charged with being an accomplice to murder or some shit like that
 
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no_another_hell

no_another_hell

too pathetic to die
May 30, 2023
13
you might get charged with being an accomplice to murder or some shit like that
fuck i just thought of that i believe in some jurisdictions it's also illegal to not prevent someone from comitting suicide if you had the chance to. should look up which though, but i think something like that is fairly common actually. in our defense i suppose we could say that it's quite tough stopping someone else from ending it when you're kind of busy with killing yourself at that moment, but i wouldn't trust any legal system with anything.
 
rainwillneverstop

rainwillneverstop

Global Mod | Serious Health Hazard
Jul 12, 2022
1,024
People usually get charged with aiding suicide.
 
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