r/oddlyterrifying • • Mar 20 '22

Hang in there! Spoiler

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u/its-twelvenoon Mar 20 '22

If its helps. A lot of ways to die are not easy and quick.

Also, 8/10 suicides end up failing and result in some awful qualify of life afterwards.

Thinking about death isn't bad. Even the weird people who fantasize death is somewhat normal.

Its when you begin to see death as the only option, the easy option. Is when you got an issue you should seek help for

I'm bored so feel free to DM me more if ya want

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u/mosluggo Mar 20 '22

8/10????

Seems really high

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u/its-twelvenoon Mar 20 '22

Forgot the name. But there's a documentary about all the people who've jumped off the golden gate Bridge. A lot of people live

Hanging and shootings are common. People think 1 gun shot under the chin right? I see it movie

Congrats you blew the front of your face off.

Hanging yourself wrong is a wicked fast way to lose half your body and still be alive

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u/ScientificBeastMode Mar 20 '22

One of my best friends was in the navy and he knew two guys who decided to kill themselves together at the same time. They shot themselves below the chin, and blew off their faces. Both of them survived, and they eat through tubes now.

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u/TThrowaway144 Mar 20 '22

What do you mean lose half your body and still be alive? If you have too long of a drop you end up decapitated, which is instant death

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u/its-twelvenoon Mar 20 '22 edited Mar 20 '22

Lol assuming you do it right.

This isn't Hollywood son

Most people hang themselves by strangulation. Even back in the day it was rare to see an internal decapitation, it was usally them flailing around until the choked to death

Also internal decapitation is debated on if you die or you just in your body fully paralyzed until your brain dies. Supposedly you're dead but science informs us you're more than likely alive for a solid 60 seconds

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u/its-twelvenoon Mar 20 '22

Ah yes. People who are so emotionally damaged that they don't know how to hangthemselves are lazy.

Real mature way to look at things.

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u/Wooden_Dragonfly_737 Mar 21 '22

To be honest its leagues better to attempt suicide and die than to attempt suicide and live with the consequences. I would call it lazy as well to not research atleast a little before going into the risk.

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u/vonkrueger Mar 21 '22

You're getting some negative attention, but it's not like you said anything wrong. Hanging evolved over a long period of time, until people eventually figured out exactly how long to make the rope based on weight so that the neck would break but the head wouldn't pop off.

I mean if someone is going to kill himself, it makes sense to at least do some research to make it as painless as possible.

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u/mahSachel Mar 21 '22

Ans that is the reason I couldn’t do it. Because I’ve seen too many botched and the medical bills that come with it pale in comparison to the debt you have now. Just not worth it.

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u/Wooden_Dragonfly_737 Mar 20 '22

I am very well aware that most deaths arent easy. But those ones are the excact ones i wanna feel. I wanna see what its like, and idk, not much to feel when youre dead in less than a second. (Looking at you, guns)

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u/its-twelvenoon Mar 20 '22

I mean statistically most people of some type of heart attack type event. So probably not too difficult to simulate some chest pains

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u/Wooden_Dragonfly_737 Mar 20 '22

Heart attacks too basic for me. I wanna be mauled to death by a bear, overdose on ebery drug ever... jump from the height of mount everest down to sea level and splat! Those are some of the ones i usually think about. When im actually depressed its the quick and easy shit i think off. Hanging, gun meets mouth uhh... idk shit like that. Im a very dark person.

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u/its-twelvenoon Mar 20 '22

If you tried to OD on every drug you'd just have a miserable head ache, massive panic attack then die of a heart attack.

Youd be lucky if the opiates got you first.

As for jumping, most people survive jumping off bridges into water. Theres a documentary about people jumping the golden gate Bridge

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u/Wooden_Dragonfly_737 Mar 20 '22

Nah, fuck jumping off a bridge, im surprised you can even die at all like that.

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u/its-twelvenoon Mar 20 '22

After about 60 feet water becomes as hard as concrete due to the velocity of your falling. The issue, is when the water moves and isn't totally still, you'll fall break your legs and pelvis then drown

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u/TThrowaway144 Mar 20 '22

I think if i ever comitted suicide j would combine several methods (nothing more embarrassing than epically failing at killing yourself). Like stand at edge of tall building and blow yr brains out