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Just thought of something: if you use drowning, you should choose the deepest water possible because partial pressure of O2 will be lower the deeper you go due to pressure increase, meaning faster death more aligned with underwater hypoxic blackout prognosisbutane & hanging or drowning.. havent decided yet.. the idea is that ill be unconscious before experiencing any pain!
I wonder if mixing butane with SN could be helpful.. I just want to be unconscious before any pain hits... SN seems more peaceful than hanging and, probably an irrational fear, but im scared to wake up in the middle of the ocean if it doesnt workProbably SN. I'd rather use unconscious drowning but it's sadly not practical given my circumstances and I'm worried about being found if I used an outdoor location.
Just thought of something: if you use drowning, you should choose the deepest water possible because partial pressure of O2 will be lower the deeper you go due to pressure increase, meaning faster death more aligned with underwater hypoxic blackout prognosis
If you pass out from gas asphyxiation and resume breathing with fresh air afterwards, consciousness returns very quicklyI wonder if mixing butane with SN could be helpful.. I just want to be unconscious before any pain hits...
Mixing it with SN is inferior to just using benzos because of the risk of blackout and altered states of consciousness causing you to botch the attempt.I wonder if mixing butane with SN could be helpful.. I just want to be unconscious before any pain hits... SN seems more peaceful than hanging and, probably an irrational fear, but im scared to wake up in the middle of the ocean if it doesnt work
yeah i dont plan to use it for my own attempt, SN seems uncomfortable to say the least, just an ideaIf you pass out from gas asphyxiation and resume breathing with fresh air afterwards, consciousness returns very quickly
You'd need something like a plastic bag to cut access to fresh air in order to maintain unconsciousness for a long time. In this case, gas asphyxiation will likely be the main cause of death, while nitrite poisoning becomes a rather supplementary mean with a small contribution.
i meant taking the SN, waiting for symptoms to kick in and then breathing in the gas via a mask or bag. Design is foolproof. I wouldn't use it for myself because ive read too many posts about SN being flagged and getting a welfare checkMixing it with SN is inferior to just using benzos because of the risk of blackout and altered states of consciousness causing you to botch the attempt.
Also, I get that fear, but I do think it's quite foolproof is done properly (hyperventilation, proper technique with an asphyxiating gas, depth of 33+ feet)
Would maybe pick a method that doesn't involve traumatizing other people...Suicide by cop/jumping in front of a train.
Would maybe pick a method that doesn't involve traumatizing other people...
Would maybe pick a method that doesn't involve traumatizing other people...
I'm in the same boat, would take Nembutal but forced to use nitrites.Ideally it would be Nembutal. I don't see that happening though. So likely will be SN.
Drowning at higher depths should increase reliability of CTB, but I suspect that it may be worse in terms of discomfort. If you perform gas asphyxiation before submerging and then dive deep, the external pressure will grow and the pressure of the gases in the lungs will grow too. Increased partial pressure of residual O2 may provoke waking up, that is an undesirable outcome.Also, I get that fear, but I do think it's quite foolproof is done properly (hyperventilation, proper technique with an asphyxiating gas, depth of 33+ feet)
I see what you're saying, but hypoxia will be extremely severe, which seems like it would compensate for the compensatory responseDrowning at higher depths should increase reliability of CTB, but I suspect that it may be worse in terms of discomfort. If you perform gas asphyxiation before submerging and then dive deep, the external pressure will grow and the pressure of the gases in the lungs will grow too. Increased partial pressure of residual O2 may provoke waking up, that is an undesirable outcome.