Quote:

---

davida50000 said:
Are there any painless ways to commit suicide, in which you will simply just fall asleep and not wake up again ?

Things that you can obtain easily to use in this would be good thanks!!

---

Quote:

---

ShadowHagi said:
Jumping from a 40-50 story building is pretty painless a lot of times your just gonna pass out from the shock of the fall before you hit the ground

---

Quote:

---

ShadowHagi said:
Its just facts from watching a ton of suicide vids 25% of the time they pass if the stories are to high you can notice since they go limp its a psychological thing. You can also try drowning i mean just breath in water and pretend you don't know how to swim if it doesn't work you might get to kiss a hot sexy life guard.

---

Quote:

---

frylock91 said:
This thread is kinda weird.

---

Quote:

---

ShadowHagi said:
Its just facts from watching a ton of suicide vids 25% of the time they pass if the stories are to high you can notice since they go limp its a psychological thing. You can also try drowning i mean just breath in water and pretend you don't know how to swim if it doesn't work you might get to kiss a hot sexy life guard.

---

Quote:

---

ShadowHagi said:
Yeah i did drown too i didn't feel bad at all. It felt different kinda nice and peaceful i knew i couldn't swim but figured maybe i could if i tried so i did and i drowned just remember falling and staring up it was very peacefull and i felt happy. Then some older guy saved me thankfully guess he didn't want a dead kid in his pool. Honestly it doesn't feel all that bad in comparison to holding your breath if you don't think about it.

---

Quote:

---

snoot said:

Quote:

---

ShadowHagi said:
Its just facts from watching a ton of suicide vids 25% of the time they pass if the stories are to high you can notice since they go limp its a psychological thing. You can also try drowning i mean just breath in water and pretend you don't know how to swim if it doesn't work you might get to kiss a hot sexy life guard.

---

lol I suspect you're full of shit, but I'll play along. How do you know they passed out before they hit the ground? And I believe you mean its a physiological thing, sudden rush of blood and in anticipation of the end perhaps, so maybe both. Also drowning would be a horrible way to go out, hypoxia sounds painful, and extremely uncomfortable.

---

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_bag

I don't condone suicide, but this is a much better option than some fucking antifreeze, and also answers the original post.

Quote:

---

...property I live in which is owned by my very elderly mom is in land court and she does not have the money to get it back or the one she lives in and I don't either.

---

Quote:

---

The_Aviator said:

Quote:

---

ShadowHagi said:
Its just facts from watching a ton of suicide vids 25% of the time they pass if the stories are to high you can notice since they go limp its a psychological thing. You can also try drowning i mean just breath in water and pretend you don't know how to swim if it doesn't work you might get to kiss a hot sexy life guard.

---

I think drowning would be one of the most horrible ways to die. I almost drowned as a child and I still remember the horrible helpless feeling, and the gagging.

---

Quote:

---

Seriously_Spaced said:i feel that this is all a big test of my will to survive and im going to win

---

Quote:

---

happymealplease said:

Quote:

---

Seriously_Spaced said:i feel that this is all a big test of my will to survive and im going to win

---

a lot of people want to survive and at best they get old and die anyway.  if you find a way to cheat death though let me know.

---

Quote:

---

Seriously_Spaced said:I know noone can cheat death but i want to expirience the most years i possibly can because its all part of the  human expirience

---

Quote:

---

happymealplease said:

Quote:

---

Seriously_Spaced said:I know noone can cheat death but i want to expirience the most years i possibly can because its all part of the  human expirience

---

death and suicide are also part of the human experience, as are love and marriage.  if we're truly open minded we can't pick and choose what we accept, we have to take it all and condemn noone for anything.

---

Quote:

---

Anonymous said:
Noone mentioned car in a garage????
For shame, that's a classic.  Fall asleep never to wake.
Fuck the haters, it's your life die if ya want to!
BC

---

Quote:

---

Baranovich said:
If you live in the U.S., jump off the New River Gorge Bridge in West Virginia.

Here's a link to it: 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_River_Gorge_Bridge

It's an 876 foot fall from railing to river bed.  It is FOUR TIMES the height of the fall from the Golden Gate Bridge.  It is one of the highest bridges in the world as a matter of fact.

If you jump from this, you'll most likely pass out on the way down, or die from a heart attack in mid-air.  You'll never feel a thing.  No way you'll survive the jump.  Your body hits rocks and shallow water after falling for about 9 seconds in free-fall speed.  Jumping off this bridge is the equivalent of jumping off the 87th story of a high-rise building.

My life is slowly but surely being painted into a corner..I was just not fucking wired for this world, the world has kicked my ass, and the score sheet isn't changing.......this is my choice of suicide.

It's within easy reach, if you live far away from it all you need is a way to get there.  Google map it, get a bus ticket, and take a ride to Fayetteville, West Virginia, the bridge is right there going over Rte. 19. 

Pick your moment, and over you go.

I'm not condemning or supporting suicide, I'm not judging anyone for wanting to do it.  I'm not for or against it.  I'm just answering the OP's question.  No living being inherently WANTS to die, we all have a survival instinct that is very strong. 

But it comes down to how much can a person lose, how much pain/loneliness/ destitution can a person endure, how much can you take away from someone, before that quality of life is simply not enough?

Not everybody was meant for this life.  It's as simple as that.  A million people commit suicide in some way or form on this planet every year, for thousands of different reasons.

I'm not trying to preach, I'm just explaining my motivations for posting this.

I'm not going to insult the OP by giving all the cliche "you should get help", "there is always light".....NO, sometimes there ISN'T.  NO, not all problems in life are temporary.  NO, some problems ARE permanent.  Some things DON'T go away.  You let time go by, and you lose chances.  You DON'T get that back.

All you need is a bus ticket, and enough courage to go over that railing.

---

Quote:

---

reeferaddict69 said:

Quote:

---

Baranovich said:
If you live in the U.S., jump off the New River Gorge Bridge in West Virginia.

Here's a link to it: 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_River_Gorge_Bridge

It's an 876 foot fall from railing to river bed.  It is FOUR TIMES the height of the fall from the Golden Gate Bridge.  It is one of the highest bridges in the world as a matter of fact.

If you jump from this, you'll most likely pass out on the way down, or die from a heart attack in mid-air.  You'll never feel a thing.  No way you'll survive the jump.  Your body hits rocks and shallow water after falling for about 9 seconds in free-fall speed.  Jumping off this bridge is the equivalent of jumping off the 87th story of a high-rise building.

My life is slowly but surely being painted into a corner..I was just not fucking wired for this world, the world has kicked my ass, and the score sheet isn't changing.......this is my choice of suicide.

It's within easy reach, if you live far away from it all you need is a way to get there.  Google map it, get a bus ticket, and take a ride to Fayetteville, West Virginia, the bridge is right there going over Rte. 19. 

Pick your moment, and over you go.

I'm not condemning or supporting suicide, I'm not judging anyone for wanting to do it.  I'm not for or against it.  I'm just answering the OP's question.  No living being inherently WANTS to die, we all have a survival instinct that is very strong. 

But it comes down to how much can a person lose, how much pain/loneliness/ destitution can a person endure, how much can you take away from someone, before that quality of life is simply not enough?

Not everybody was meant for this life.  It's as simple as that.  A million people commit suicide in some way or form on this planet every year, for thousands of different reasons.

I'm not trying to preach, I'm just explaining my motivations for posting this.

I'm not going to insult the OP by giving all the cliche "you should get help", "there is always light".....NO, sometimes there ISN'T.  NO, not all problems in life are temporary.  NO, some problems ARE permanent.  Some things DON'T go away.  You let time go by, and you lose chances.  You DON'T get that back.

All you need is a bus ticket, and enough courage to go over that railing.

---

Damn.  That's high.  If you actually jump then you have balls.  Some people would say you're selfish and weak but I say the opposite.  If I ever get to the point of wanting to die but the exit bag isn't working and I can't get a hold of barbiturates or a carbon monoxide canister then I'll use that bridge.  Thanks for the info.

---

Quote:

---

Baranovich said:
Reefer,

I was mistaken.  The man I was referring to jumped in I think September of 2008, not 2009.

Here is the article about him:

http://www.nationalparkstraveler.com/2008/09/new-river-gorge-national-river-iconic-bridge-attracts-suicide-jumpers

---

Quote:

---

reeferaddict69 said:

Quote:

---

Baranovich said:
Reefer,

I was mistaken.  The man I was referring to jumped in I think September of 2008, not 2009.

Here is the article about him:

http://www.nationalparkstraveler.com/2008/09/new-river-gorge-national-river-iconic-bridge-attracts-suicide-jumpers

---

Ok.  Just curious, what is the protocol for when authorities find your corpse?  The best thing to do would probably leave your drivers license and phone number and your suicide note and all that eh?  Then they'd cremate you?  Would they charge your family?  These are things that are probably important to think about if one actually jumps.

---

Quote:

---

Blackbird33 said:
That does take some serious fucking balls jumping into darkness like that. I live near the George Washington Bridge and Tappan Zee. Tappan Zee isnt that high but GWB is a pretty popular spot for jumpers. I don't know if I could jump I'm scared of heights and I Julius have to be seriously drugged to overcome my fear of the height.

---

Quote:

---

Blackbird33 said:
That does take some serious fucking balls jumping into darkness like that. I live near the George Washington Bridge and Tappan Zee. Tappan Zee isnt that high but GWB is a pretty popular spot for jumpers. I don't know if I could jump I'm scared of heights and I Julius have to be seriously drugged to overcome my fear of the height.

---

Quote:

---

Blackbird33 said:
Yea you aren't surviving that jump. As it is survive the GG or GWB you would have to be one unlucky or lucky (depending on how you view it) motherfucker to survive that jump. I can't get it out of my head jumping in the middle of the night into darkness and I can't imagine that 4 in the morning there was a lot of cars so it's you the sounds of nature and just a vast darkness. This is example why people who say that a person is a coward or selfish don't know what the fuck they are talking about.

---

Quote:

---

Baranovich said:

Quote:

---

Blackbird33 said:
Yea you aren't surviving that jump. As it is survive the GG or GWB you would have to be one unlucky or lucky (depending on how you view it) motherfucker to survive that jump. I can't get it out of my head jumping in the middle of the night into darkness and I can't imagine that 4 in the morning there was a lot of cars so it's you the sounds of nature and just a vast darkness. This is example why people who say that a person is a coward or selfish don't know what the fuck they are talking about.

---

You're right, people don't know what the fuck they are talking about.  And they don't understand what truly goes through someone's mind in those situations, right in that moment, and what leads up to it.

It's interesting what you said about not being able to get that out of your head about jumping in the dark.  I actually was up there about 4 in the morning a couple different times.  You're right, not many cars, it's pretty quiet.  There's a strong smell of the trees on either side, since you're crossing a gorge that is forested.

One personal thing I wanted to share with you was how surreal it was to be at that actual bridge with the intention of dying.  And to physically be ON IT....it's like when you see pictures of something but have never been there, and then you actually go.  The strange thing was, I actually found myself LAUGHING out loud, in between crying and cursing.  I was laughing out loud because the bridge is so ridiculously high, that when you're on it it's actually f'n funny in a weird way, it's so fucking high up you just laugh at it.  It's beyond ridiculous how high up it is.  The pictures, as spectacular as they are, don't do it justice.

I mean when you're up there, you can feel the difference in the air, you can sense it's different, there's a thing in the air happening, it's really strange.

The other VERY strange thing about the bridge is, when you drive over it during the day.  Unless you knew ahead of time that the bridge was coming up, you CANNOT tell that you're even going over a high bridge while you're in your car.  It's the weirdest thing!  The railings and side barriers are just tall enough that you can't see over them while sitting in your car.  I swear it feels like you're just going over a straight section of highway, there is NO sense at ALL of high up you are.  You can see some trees on either side, but you can drive over it and literally never know you were just 900 feet in the air.

You have to know ahead of time, or actually be out and looking over the edge.

But yeah, I'm the same way with the darkness and the thought that he actually jumped in the night.  I can't get that image out of my head either.  Had to be surreal for the police too, seeing his car parked there in the dark hours of the morning, with the signal on, empty.  no driver, no passengers, no nothing. 

I think that was the most terrifying thing, when I drove over it at night trying to get up the nerve, and not being able to SEE how far down it was, yet KNOWING there was nothing but empty space below, and certain death.  It totally unnerved me.

I do not KNOW HOW FOR THE LIFE OF ME that guy got up the nerve to do that at night, I just do not know how.  I couldn't do it.  I tried, but I just couldn't.  I think if I go back, it will most certainly be a day jump.  I need to see what I'm facing, if that makes any sense.

---

Quote:

---

Blackbird33 said:
Man when you're at that breaking point people just don't understand how fucking deep things have gotten for you. Earlier this week I told my friend how Friday night at 2 in the morning I'm just sitting in the darkness with a knife in my hand thinking how I could end things quickly if I just stuck in my throat. Really the only thing held me back was that I don't want my family to find my body bled out on my bedroom floor. But after sharing my friend was basically oh hey snap out of this funk you're in dont let things get you down. I just dropped the topic because my friend just wasn't comprehending that suicide is very much a real option. But whatever I feel like I'm walking my path alone anyways.

---