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Would you like to be murdered?
Thread starterPostMort
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Same, ha... It would be a satisfying externalization of my self-loathing, like, to be brutalized by multiple people as if they hate me as much as I hate myself (•_•)
I would love to be shot. Firearm is my preffered method, but I don't have access to it sadly so having someone else do it for me would be very convienient lol
I wouldn't want to get stabbed or strangled, too slow, painful and scary
This post is not a threat, I promise!
Suicidal people may yearn for death, but how would you feel if someone killed you?
Personally, compared to continuing to live, I would prefer being shot in the head, pushed off a cliff, hanged, or strangled, but I wouldn't want to be stabbed.
Yeah, either that or some sort of accident, that way it'd be an excuse that I wouldn't have to feel as guilty for the pain my passing brings. Maybe even a heroic act, yeah.. totally...
Being assasinated by gunshot by a professional would be good but, I tend to think murderers usually have sadistic motives. They're effectively bullies. I wouldn't want a bully to have power over me again. I'd hope I'd be angry enough to fight back. Especially if they were a serial killer.
When I became suicidal, just before I found SaSu, I considered walking into a dangerous area where getting killed may be likely. Thankfully I discovered this site.
There is a quote, I cannot remember the exact quote or source (and I've spent the past hour looking), which roughly says "the suicidal has imagined every form of pain: burning, throwing oneself into a volcano, etc." This is why, for me, I'm not particularly concerned about it removing my control or the murderer harming, even torturing me if it results in my death, as the question implies it would. If I were saved and recovered from it, it would be a different story, but suicidal ideation is not a binary between choosing death and being forced to live against your consent.
This post is not a threat, I promise!
Suicidal people may yearn for death, but how would you feel if someone killed you?
Personally, compared to continuing to live, I would prefer being shot in the head, pushed off a cliff, hanged, or strangled, but I wouldn't want to be stabbed.
yes! during my whole life I wished this would happen, I already feel so much guilt, I didn't want to be the one who's at fault of my dead too, but I don't get that option
Every time I cross a street I fantasize about being hit by a car. I know it's far from the most pleasant way to go, but I can't help but get my hopes up.
This post is not a threat, I promise!
Suicidal people may yearn for death, but how would you feel if someone killed you?
Personally, compared to continuing to live, I would prefer being shot in the head, pushed off a cliff, hanged, or strangled, but I wouldn't want to be stabbed.
Perhaps not strangulation, but yes. I do sometimes wish someone would go up and shoot me in the head, or stab me and let me bleed myself out all lonely and pathetic like I deserve
In a way it's the one case where you dont really have a choice to back out of it which surely is a thing i would need. On the other hand it really depends on the method of murder, how frightening it would be and how painful.
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