Just out if curiously I know there's a partners thread but doesent seem to be a lot of posts on the forum - would you consider partnering up or go it alone
Me? Alone.
They denied me a peaceful exit and and I have to die like a fucking animal so at least I want the tranquility of solitude.
They denied me a peaceful exit and and I have to die like a fucking animal so at least I want the tranquility of solitude.
Why would you trust a stranger to help you participate in what is often an illegal activity, and, if revealed publicly by that person to your circle (work/home), could jeopardize your life if you don't go through with it? It's just not worth the risk, especially given all of the negotiations and compromises that are probably required for a successful collaboration, not to mention the possibility of being considered an accomplice in someone else's death.
Yes I suppose I can see the danger in that offen thought if I partnered up and the other partner died whilst you survived where does that leave you legally I'm the UK where I think assisting a suicide is definitely illegal
Good to see commiting suicide isn't a crime in itself
CPS guidelines
CPS guidelines
- A person commits an offence under section 2 of the Suicide Act 1961 if he or she does an act capable of encouraging or assisting the suicide or attempted suicide of another person, and that act was intended to encourage or assist suicide or an attempt at suicide. This offence is referred to in this policy as "encouraging or assisting suicide". The consent of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) is required before an individual may be prosecuted.
- The offence of encouraging or assisting suicide carries a maximum penalty of 14 years' imprisonment. This reflects the seriousness of the offence.
- Committing or attempting to commit suicide is not, however, of itself, a criminal offence.Or
Where does that leave people then in the partners forum do you think they haven't thought this all through ?
Lara Francis
Enlightened
- Jun 30, 2018
- 1,627
It's scart though a lady got sent down for ; years recently because she joined forces with another guy but backed out of the car assume it was a carbon monoxide or chemical based and left him to die alone whilst her crime was not contacting the emergency services whilst making other pacts not long after she left the car !!
Because people are selfish and flaky. They want the comfort of sharing the burden with someone else, but don't want to give from their side. You know how hard dating is and how difficult it is to find someone reasonable and not all about themselves? It's like that but 10x worse.
It would be good to hear from some of the posters on the partner thread to see if they've had at luck acquiring a partner
Volatile
God
- Jun 18, 2018
- 1,286
Why trust a stranger who could fuck it all up? As the guy said in The Incredibles, "You didn't save my life. You ruined my death!"
I have never found anyone who was a match who then followed through. A lot of the time people's timelines or locations don't match up so that rules out most options, but even when someone seems suitable people respond a few times and then disappear. Again similar to meeting people online in general. I have read of a couple pacts working out on various forums but it doesn't seem common. It's a hard thing to do...and harder to get two people on the same timeframe/mindset to do.
I understand the sentiment of not wanting to die alone my predicament which will eventually lead to my death got a whole lot worse today and I faced the fear of death like I'd lie and say it doesent frighten me a little even though I know eventually it will come naturally one day if I wait !!! But the comfort of a stranger being together was comforting though the method I'd assume would have to be comfortable too I couldn't imagine buddying up for a double hanging it's got to be carbon monoxide based or Nembutal
Lara Francis
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- Jun 30, 2018
- 1,627
Yes I have read this story.
This is the problem.you are meeting a complete stranger that can lie and be deceptive.you will never know until your are in a vulnerable position.I liked the idea at one point but have been put off.The true reality is if you do get court it would be jail time.some say this rarely happens but I would hate to find out.
This is the problem.you are meeting a complete stranger that can lie and be deceptive.you will never know until your are in a vulnerable position.I liked the idea at one point but have been put off.The true reality is if you do get court it would be jail time.some say this rarely happens but I would hate to find out.
Go to love this one from the partners forum
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Method: Hoping you live alone locally so that we can share your N or you can order N plus anti-emetics and we can both share it at your place.
Like N comes cheap ;) !!
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Method: Hoping you live alone locally so that we can share your N or you can order N plus anti-emetics and we can both share it at your place.
Like N comes cheap ;) !!
Please don't turn this place into a facebook or reddit circlejerk where mockery is fine. That person is as desperate as you.
Is that what put you off the jail time ?? What made you think of going it alone then ?? See I think one bonus of a partnership is you wiukd be cajoled into taking part if you had second thoughts about it
I was always of the opinion that it should be a crime, with a death sentence as the only logical punishment.
RoloTomasi
Specialist
- Jul 21, 2018
- 319
I'd love to partner up but not much of an online ctb crowd around my area.
Lara Francis
Enlightened
- Jun 30, 2018
- 1,627
No.I don't think that I could trust somebody enough to do the job properly.
I reserve this quote for when I fail my suicide.
Volatile
God
- Jun 18, 2018
- 1,286
In that case, I would just string up a noose, slip my head through, and wait for the swat team to show up
I find the idea funny of a state getting tough with punishment and ending up as an accomplice to a suicide, helping it.
Thank you for appreciating the absurdity of it.
RainAndSadness
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- Jun 12, 2018
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EternalSanction
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- Jun 7, 2018
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Personally, I wouldn't partner up with someone that I've never met before.
A lot of things can go wrong potentially, and a partner you just met, poses a certain risk imo.
But maybe I'm just too paranoid :S
A lot of things can go wrong potentially, and a partner you just met, poses a certain risk imo.
But maybe I'm just too paranoid :S
I think you won't be charged legally if the other person dies aslong as you attempt. I think you could serious trouble if you back out and the other person goes through with it dies. That's my impression. I haven't seriously looked into laws etc though.
Not necessarily. The definition of "assisting" a suicide can be quite broad. In fact, technically, what we're doing here could, in many cases be considered assisted suicide, which is probably why reddit shut down this forum - they didn't want to be sued, or have their users sued as "accomplices".
https://healthcare.findlaw.com/pati...-law-to-help-someone-else-commit-suicide.html
- Do some act which causes someone else to die, such as administering lethal doses of drugs;
- Provide the drugs or tools necessary for someone else to commit suicide when they know those tools are likely to be used for suicide;
- Advise someone else on the way to commit suicide; or
- Persuade someone else to commit suicide.
ninaevol
Member
- Aug 2, 2018
- 58
I would do it. I'd feel a lot less alone. I'm planning on doing it alone in my room at night while my family members are asleep, which is a bit scary.. would be nice to have someone there with me.
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