C
curiousbeing
I tried my best
- Dec 18, 2022
- 128
Update: I edited my post, wrote more details as replies
My method: deodorant inhaling and drowning.
Air temperature: between 5-14C
I mean, I will enter sea, and I will inhale deodorant to lose my consciousness faster, possibly in 15 seconds after inhaling. By inhaling, I mean, I will hyperventilate, hold my breath, and after urge to breathe becomes stronger, inhale deodorant sprayed to /through napkins/clothes (my nose plugged), and then again hold my breath, so deodorant gasses can replace oxygen, without new oxygen entering my lungs through my mouth or nose. Deodorant spraying, which triggers asphyxiation, replaces suffocation / trying to hold breath / choking myself by swallowing napkins
What If deodorant inhaling fails:
I have two alternate plans, if deodorant inhaling fails to make me unconscious:
Plan 1. If I can, I will try to hyperventilate as much as I can, dive inside water and use my physical energy as much as I can to deplete all remaining oxygen reserves in my body. Hopefully this will make me unconscious
Plan 2. If both deodorant inhaling fails and I can't dive inside sea because it's just too cold, I will wait until hypothermia knocks me out (maybe suddenly and instantly I will have cardiac arrest, or maybe after 15 minutes, maybe after 45 minutes I will experience cold shock).
That's it. I won't suffocate, I won't cut myself. Drowning itself at evening, with cold air, is enough (if deodorants work, they will also be effective with their harmful effects to make me ctb faster, they can trigger heart attack)
One advantage winter has over summer is cold temperature. In summer, I can enter sea, and never find courage to drown myself, especially if deodorant inhaling and shallow water blackout fail to make me unconscious. But in this case, cold temperature will help me lose consciousness and be drowned
Cold temperature slows down destructive brain processes during drowning, slows down need for oxygen of the body (some people survive drowning for 30 minutes, thanks to hypothermia triggering reduced oxygen needs of brain). This is its major weakness. But it can also cause instants cardiac arrest, organ failure after some time passes
Feel free to write replies, thanks for reading my post
My method: deodorant inhaling and drowning.
Air temperature: between 5-14C
I mean, I will enter sea, and I will inhale deodorant to lose my consciousness faster, possibly in 15 seconds after inhaling. By inhaling, I mean, I will hyperventilate, hold my breath, and after urge to breathe becomes stronger, inhale deodorant sprayed to /through napkins/clothes (my nose plugged), and then again hold my breath, so deodorant gasses can replace oxygen, without new oxygen entering my lungs through my mouth or nose. Deodorant spraying, which triggers asphyxiation, replaces suffocation / trying to hold breath / choking myself by swallowing napkins
What If deodorant inhaling fails:
I have two alternate plans, if deodorant inhaling fails to make me unconscious:
Plan 1. If I can, I will try to hyperventilate as much as I can, dive inside water and use my physical energy as much as I can to deplete all remaining oxygen reserves in my body. Hopefully this will make me unconscious
Plan 2. If both deodorant inhaling fails and I can't dive inside sea because it's just too cold, I will wait until hypothermia knocks me out (maybe suddenly and instantly I will have cardiac arrest, or maybe after 15 minutes, maybe after 45 minutes I will experience cold shock).
That's it. I won't suffocate, I won't cut myself. Drowning itself at evening, with cold air, is enough (if deodorants work, they will also be effective with their harmful effects to make me ctb faster, they can trigger heart attack)
One advantage winter has over summer is cold temperature. In summer, I can enter sea, and never find courage to drown myself, especially if deodorant inhaling and shallow water blackout fail to make me unconscious. But in this case, cold temperature will help me lose consciousness and be drowned
Cold temperature slows down destructive brain processes during drowning, slows down need for oxygen of the body (some people survive drowning for 30 minutes, thanks to hypothermia triggering reduced oxygen needs of brain). This is its major weakness. But it can also cause instants cardiac arrest, organ failure after some time passes
Feel free to write replies, thanks for reading my post
Last edited: