Would this be enough to kill me?

[Imagine1099]

I have 9g of Diphenhydramine. For the hell of it, I also have 2750 mg of Sertraline, 110 mg of Fluoxetine and approximately 317 mg of Buspirone. Not sure what impact, if any, those would have as well.

 

[Rachel74]

I don't think so but hopefully someone can advise you better.
Maybe taking it with alcohol would help.

 

[WhiteDespair]

Check the LD50 of each. Flouxetine is definitely no. 1500mg is minimally toxic.

In all likelihood you'll fall asleep for a while and wake up with an awful hangover.

My mother took her entire drawer of psych meds. She fell out of bed while trying to get up. Didn't die.

 

[CrushedHopes]

I would advise you to look at our resources and select your preferred CTB method.

 

[khw777]

From what I have read on this site seems like only N or SN are the only methods that come close to working especially the wonderful N.

 

[Stan]

I have 9g of Diphenhydramine. For the hell of it, I also have 2750 mg of Sertraline, 110 mg of Fluoxetine and approximately 317 mg of Buspirone. Not sure what impact, if any, those would have as well.

Search the internet for each drug with the word 'overdose' in it. Sometimes it tells you the quantity and what symptoms to expect.

 

[CrushedHopes]

From what I have read on this site seems like only N or SN are the only methods that come close to working especially the wonder N.

Well, jumping, drowning and burning yourself alive are CTB methods as well. You're just gonna have very severe consequences if you end up surviving, that's all. And they're all hella painful and agonizing. Certainly not a very peaceful way to go.

 

[khw777]

Well, jumping, drowning and burning yourself alive are CTB methods as well. You're just gonna have very severe consequences if you end up surviving, that's all. And they're all hella painful and agonizing. Certainly not a very peaceful way to go.

I have not seen a mega thread on burning alive before

 

[Stan]

I have not seen a mega thread on burning alive before

That's because we primarily talk about peaceful painless methods.

 

[Rachel74]

I have not seen a mega thread on burning alive before

Start one ;)

 

[khw777]

Start one ;)

Good one Rachel!

 

[WhiteDespair]

Self-Immolation Megathread

I like it

 

[Rachel74]

I actually think burning to death would be quick as you'll pass out quickly. Well I hope so anyway x

 

[BipolarExpat]

Pour gas on head.

Light match.

Scream, writhe, suffer greatly.

The End

Alternative ending(s):

- doused by a do-gooder so suffer much more
- SI stop, drop, roll & torment

 

[smirlap]

I actually think burning to death would be quick as you'll pass out quickly. Well I hope so anyway x

Uh
Really hope so...
But testimony articles said that they heird screaming the victim a while.
Looks like one of the most terrifying way to me

 

[Rachel74]

Uh
Really hope so...
But testimony articles said that they heird screaming the victim a while.
Looks like one of the most terrifying way to me

I
Shudder to think

Pour gas on head.

Light match.

Scream, writhe, suffer greatly.

The End

Alternative ending(s):

- doused by a do-gooder so suffer much more
- SI stop, drop, roll & torment

The alternative did make me smile!

 

[WhiteDespair]

Pour gas on head.

Light match.

Scream, writhe, suffer greatly.

The End

Alternative ending(s):

- doused by a do-gooder so suffer much more
- SI stop, drop, roll & torment

At some point the fire kills all of your nerves so you stop feeling the pain. It's the main difference between 2nd and 3rd degree burns.

IIRC, the fastest death by fire is a result of flame/heat inhalation. The slowest is cooking to death. There was a documentary about burning witches which compared a few different set ups.

 

[smirlap]

At some point the fire kills all of your nerves so you stop feeling the pain. It's the main difference between 2nd and 3rd degree burns.

IIRC, the fastest death by fire is a result of flame/heat inhalation. The slowest is cooking to death. There was a documentary about burning witches which compared a few different set ups.

At some point...
But the pain must be terrible until that point.
I really respect the bravery of protesters who chose that way to rebel

 

[BipolarExpat]

IIRC, the fastest death by fire is a result of flame/heat inhalation.

You mean smoke inhalation, right?

 

[WhiteDespair]

At some point...
But the pain must be terrible until that point.
I really respect the bravery of protesters who chose that way to rebel

Step 4: Do not panic. Studies suggest that the time for this to happen is anywhere from 2 minutes to 10 minutes depending on the intensity of the flame, accelerants used and whether or not you're coated in a thin layer of asbestos.

You mean smoke inhalation, right?

Smoke inhalation is dangerous in its own right. Heat inhalation is when you're too close to a heat source - say tied to a stake on top of a pile of kindling and wood - that you actually burn the inside of your lungs. You really need to be inside the flame at that point and directly inhaling the superheated air.

INHALATION INJURIES - Burn Survivor

Fire has been associated with 3 different types of inhalation injuries. More than a hundred known toxic substances are present in fire smoke. When inhalation injuries are combined with external burns the chance of death can increase significantly. The three types of inhalation injuries are:...

burnsurvivor.com

 

[BipolarExpat]

Ouch!