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A Nihilist
- Oct 25, 2018
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Hey, you can do it if you become a ghost who can interact with this world physically.
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What about train?Absolutely not! Just imagine someone watches it and calls the police-please, guys, use your common sense
Intrigues me too, but I am warped though..Is it possible to film one's own ctb and not stream it live? In other words, delay the broadcast of the ctb till after one is dead? If that is possible, I would definitely consider that. And why? My longing for immortality, for fame? Of course I would want to leave behind something more tangible in addition to filming my own ctb -- at least one published novel would be my preference. But the prospect of my ctb film intrigues me, strange to say...
It can be educational.Nope and I'm fucking disgusted by shit like this. Who'd want to watch it? Not anyone that cared about me that's for sure. I'm not dying to give scum something else to wank over
what about it?
Do not jump in front of a train
Proud of you, as I would never be able to ruin the life to innocent people as passengers or the train driver...Once I thought I would jump in front of a train -- I wanted it to be at the end of the line at the end of the evening rush hour, so it would inconvenience as few passengers as possible. I did not think of how jumping in front of a train would affect the conductor. I am glad now that I could not go through with jumping in front of a train.
I am considering it. And probably prefer itWhat encourage people to live stream their own ctb attempt?
I would consider CTB streamed - like you - but would prefer a delayed broadcast.Is it possible to film one's own ctb and not stream it live? In other words, delay the broadcast of the ctb till after one is dead? If that is possible, I would definitely consider that. And why? My longing for immortality, for fame? Of course I would want to leave behind something more tangible in addition to filming my own ctb -- at least one published novel would be my preference. But the prospect of my ctb film intrigues me, strange to say...
I am with you on this one. I am considering a live stream with a long delay. Not sure why I want to do this, but I don't know why I choose to hang myself either other than a live stream seems to fit,I would only stream on a very long delay to avoid being found (which would require rolling my own setup), and I think it's very likely that either I would be found and the footage/device taken before I could remove it, or it wouldn't be disseminated far enough before it would be removed. Basically I would be praying to get liveleak mirrored before my own server went down. My only interest in streaming would be for informational purposes, and I have considered it. I think it might be better to have a private death and spare my family any more potential trauma though. Plus I'm not sure I want people seeing me like that.
edit: Also, I've suffered a substantial amount from weirdos on the internet. I think the informational value from observing my suicide would be limited compared to the value I would be giving the exact type of person I dislike the most.
@RainandSadness......you were lucky enough to get N, before the store closed?Some members planned to do it but I guess it never happened. I would do it but considering my method is Nembutal, I don't think it's gonna be interesting enough to be honest. I'll sit on my bed, drink N, fall asleep. It would of course serve as direct evidence of my death and confirm the lethal effects of N. I don't think it's worth the effort.
I'd be okay with a live stream of my exit.What encourage people to live stream their own ctb attempt?
I am with you on this one - if I could live stream in a safe way - I'd be okay with it - and consider itIs it possible to film one's own ctb and not stream it live? In other words, delay the broadcast of the ctb till after one is dead? If that is possible, I would definitely consider that. And why? My longing for immortality, for fame? Of course I would want to leave behind something more tangible in addition to filming my own ctb -- at least one published novel would be my preference. But the prospect of my ctb film intrigues me, strange to say...
I agree with you on that - I would never want SS or anyone associated with it to face legal issues because I live-streamed my exit.If I knew that I couldn't be found at all, then I would do it. The problem though is I wouldn't want anything linked back to SS or any other members.
If there was value to streaming or recording my exit for educational or informational purposes, it could be the thing that would push it over the edge and land fully into my plans. Ideas?... My only interest in streaming would be for informational purposes, and I have considered it.
I'd agree with the list - but I still think its a personal decision in the same way a CTB method is chosen. A lot of people who don't believe in choice in terms of suicide will use simiplar explainations to explain why someone wants to kill themselves. As long as its not shown to people who are not expecting to see sometime like that - then its okay.And to answer the general question, here are some of the assorted motives I think people have for streaming their suicides, few of which if any are mutually exclusive. Most of them are just the general reasons people want witnesses for anything.
- attention and loneliness - people are lonely at the end of their lives, can't have anyone with them but anonymous strangers or their online friends, maybe never felt like anyone paid attention to them in life, etc.
- wanting someone specific to see their death, whether the footage is sent directly to them or just gains notoriety
- exhibitionism (I separate this from wanting attention because it's distinctly different - the exhibitionist often wishes to demonstrate something as much as gain attention) - could be driven by sheer love of drama or anger or the intent to shock and disturb
- proving a point or drawing attention to one - people will tune in and listen for a bit, understand why that person died, the death will be more real to them, etc.
- cry for help - either want to be rescued or die if nobody will intervene
- curiosity about how people might react, whether they'll watch, do anything, try to talk the person out of it, etc.
- they view it as a momentous occasion in their life or even ceremonial - related, their suicide might be felt to be artistic or self-expression
- instructional, educational, informative etc. - there are suicide documentaries by right to die advocates in particular
- they want a record of their last moments of consciousness, or at least somebody to observe their thoughts, feelings, their last words, wishes, whether they were in pain, what death is like - maybe even want to reassure people it was peaceful and happy
- they believe actions and experiences have more meaning if witnessed and shared
- some personal fixation on streaming or social media or tv that hasn't been accomplished
- enjoy violent content and wish to create some of their own
I am considering a livestream and I'd like it to show direct evidence of an approach. Thank you for that comment.Some members planned to do it but I guess it never happened. I would do it but considering my method is Nembutal, I don't think it's gonna be interesting enough to be honest. I'll sit on my bed, drink N, fall asleep. It would of course serve as direct evidence of my death and confirm the lethal effects of N. I don't think it's worth the effort.
Would you do it if the risk could be lowered - its a big and legitimate question.I wouldn't do it, mainly due to the high risk of being stopped, police intervention, other goody-two shoes playing hero, etc. I would, however, sometimes wish that I could at least get some message across or even (so slightly) change the society (as unlikely as my death would do). Then again, I suppose the aftermath is moot as I wouldn't be around to witness it or react to it.
I like how straightforward you -are sure :) I am in favor if its as part of someone's CTB process as it will be with mine.Sure
Not sure why, but that fits into my own inability to know why I want to CTB. It's just been there since I was a teenager
Maybe if I know people are watching - I won't chicken out. Maybe it's something else.
The original poster said "attempt", not streaming actually dying…If I stream it, how will I be able to see it once it's published? That makes no sense.
Personally I think that's stupid to live stream ctb that's like live streaming a murder… I couldn't sit there and watch someone die, wether that's a suicide or not. It's too graphic.What encourage people to live stream their own ctb attempt?