Anyone else chosen jumping as your method but are terrified of doing it?

[V0latile]

It really is one of the most sure
methods if you jump from hundreds of feet.

 

[toomuchgrief]

Not terrify of doing it or dying at all, it survive the jump that what I'm fucking terrify of.
If I'm going to plunge 1,000 feet to my death, I better be DEAD. Picture every SINGLE bones of your body broken, but you still breathing and laying in bed for the rest of your life while can't even lift a finger. Now that is scary.


Here, survivers stories, even at 1,000 feet fall (in snow and water).

Man rescued after falling 1,000 feet in Grand Teton National Park.

Man rescued after falling 1,000 feet in Grand Teton National Park - East Idaho News

The following is a news release from Grand Teton National Park. MOOSE, Wyoming — Grand Teton National Park, Teton County Search and Rescue and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort coordinated a successful rescue of a backcountry skier Wednesday. At approximately 10:45 a.m., Teton County Dispatch...

www.eastidahonews.com

How do you survived a 1,000 feet fall.

How do you survive a 1,000ft fall?

A Scottish man's 1,000ft fall down a snow-covered mountain raises an obvious question: How do you survive such a extreme fall?

www.bbc.com

Man survives 1,000 feet fall into Crater Lake Caldera.

Man survives 1,000-foot tumble into Crater Lake caldera

Man survives 1,000-foot tumble into Crater Lake caldera

mailtribune.com

 

[charlie_z]

It takes four seconds to drop from the Golden Gate bridge. Four seconds doesn't sound like much, but it's enough time to suddenly start 'reconsidering' your decision. This possibility and a fear of heights puts jumping at the low end of my pool of acceptable CTB methods.

 

[Essence]

Too much time for fear and change of mind, to come into play. As short lived as those thoughts might be, it's enough to put me off. I have always thought that each individuals method chosen, in some small way reflects their personality and character. Some choose more violent ways, some more serene ways. There is no wrong or right way, it is simply a personal choice for each individual, of how they wish to move on to their next journey.

 

[V0latile]

It takes four seconds to drop from the Golden Gate bridge. Four seconds doesn't sound like much, but it's enough time to suddenly start 'reconsidering' your decision. This possibility and a fear of heights puts jumping at the low end of my pool of acceptable CTB methods.

My bridge would allow 10 seconds. I'm thinking of listening to music as I fall so I don't have to think about regrets.

Too much time for fear and change of mind, to come into play. As short lived as those thoughts might be, it's enough to put me off. I have always thought that each individuals method chosen, in some small way reflects their personality and character. Some choose more violent ways, some more serene ways. There is no wrong or right way, it is simply a personal choice for each individual, of how they wish to move on to their next journey.

What's the personality and character of a jumper?

Not terrify of doing it or dying at all, it survive the jump that what I'm fucking terrify of.
If I'm going to plunge 1,000 feet to my death, I better be DEAD. Picture every SINGLE bones of your body broken, but you still breathing and laying in bed for the rest of your life while can't even lift a finger. Now that is scary.


Here, survivers stories, even at 1,000 feet fall (in snow and water).

Man rescued after falling 1,000 feet in Grand Teton National Park.

Man rescued after falling 1,000 feet in Grand Teton National Park - East Idaho News

The following is a news release from Grand Teton National Park. MOOSE, Wyoming — Grand Teton National Park, Teton County Search and Rescue and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort coordinated a successful rescue of a backcountry skier Wednesday. At approximately 10:45 a.m., Teton County Dispatch...

www.eastidahonews.com

How do you survived a 1,000 feet fall.

How do you survive a 1,000ft fall?

A Scottish man's 1,000ft fall down a snow-covered mountain raises an obvious question: How do you survive such a extreme fall?

www.bbc.com

Man survives 1,000 feet fall into Crater Lake Caldera.

Man survives 1,000-foot tumble into Crater Lake caldera

Man survives 1,000-foot tumble into Crater Lake caldera

mailtribune.com

Those stories involve people who seem to have tumbled down. That's not a true fall. Also, snow is soft as fuck.

 

[Essence]

I don't know what the personality/character of a jumper might be, or for any other method. I have just always thought that there may be certain personalities that preferred certain exits. Perhaps also each individual uses methods based on their thought process at the time. I may be way off base though!

 

[Kodama]

I will, probably, from a 240ft Dam, in the water. Simple method for impulsive people but SI should be very powerful !

 

[intheend]

It was written in the japanese book "The Complete Manual of Suicide":

"I have a friend. He has a drug called "angel dust". People feel dazed after taking it and would be able to jump off a high-rise building without feeling anything. He has put the drug into a metal follicle and has attached it to a necklace, bringing it along with him wherever he goes."

Anyone knows which drug it can be..? Sounds like cyanide, but I don't know.

 

[bigoutfit]

Anybody who jumps as their method to CTB whether successful or not has my upmost respect. Hell even people who contemplate it deserve respect.

I could never overcome my SI to do that.

 

[Kodama]

It was written in the japanese book "The Complete Manual of Suicide":

"I have a friend. He has a drug called "angel dust". People feel dazed after taking it and would be able to jump off a high-rise building without feeling anything. He has put the drug into a metal follicle and has attached it to a necklace, bringing it along with him wherever he goes."

Anyone knows which drug it can be..? Sounds like cyanide, but I don't know.

I'm searching for this book do you have it ?

 

[BipolarExpat]

Anyone knows which drug it can be..? Sounds like cyanide, but I don't know.

Angel dust is the street name for PCP (Phencyclidin). Powerful hallucinogenic known for bringing about disturbing episodes of violent behavior, detachment, distorted perceptions, etc.

 

[intheend]

I'm searching for this book do you have it ?

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/the-complete-manual-of-suicide.15474/

It is a chinese version, and a google translator version in the thread.

Or.. It is available in some library sites which is mentioned here: https://www.quora.com/Where-can-I-d...o-Suicide-by-Wataru-Tsurumi-or-read-it-online

 

[Amz_Falls]

Too much time for fear and change of mind, to come into play. As short lived as those thoughts might be, it's enough to put me off. I have always thought that each individuals method chosen, in some small way reflects their personality and character. Some choose more violent ways, some more serene ways. There is no wrong or right way, it is simply a personal choice for each individual, of how they wish to move on to their next journey.

I jumped about 7 months ago..not attacking but what do you believe that says about my personality? Genuinely intrigued x

 

[Braindamagedforever]

Jump from 100ft, landing on grass, is it too risky?..(9th floor).

 

[Amz_Falls]

Jump from 100ft, landing on grass, is it too risky?..(9th floor).

I strongly advise not. Are you able to find another location? I did 80 onto tarmac and survived.

 

[Braindamagedforever]

I strongly advise not. Are you able to find another location? I did 80 onto tarmac and survived.

I don't have many options.

 

[intheend]

Angel dust is the street name for PCP (Phencyclidin). Powerful hallucinogenic known for bringing about disturbing episodes of violent behavior, detachment, distorted perceptions, etc.

What do you think about take this or similar to "help" ctb? I think it's very risky.

 

[deathbyginger]

What do you think about take this or similar to "help" ctb? I think it's very risky.

PCP is one hell of drug. If you're trying to CTB peacefully, then stay away. Better off with benzos, opioids, or booze.

 

[BipolarExpat]

^that

What do you think about take this or similar to "help" ctb? I think it's very risky.

I think it'd be a very unpredictable and probably uncontrollable trip. Hard to say how anyone would react to it.

 

[BipolarExpat]

For jumping (or "dropping" rather), a whippet could come in handy.

 

[Essence]

I jumped about 7 months ago..not attacking but what do you believe that says about my personality? Genuinely intrigued x

I can't say The furthest I have gone into analyzing this, is to ponder whether someones character/personality AND the situation they are facing during that time, influences their choice in how they exit. Desperation, sadness level, hopelessness level, anger, guilt, perhaps these emotions paired with a persons personality 'may' influence their method? Really not sure, just a deep thinker and I tend to analyze and comb through EVERYTHING Some peoples brains, the way they are wired, require more active stimuli to get that 'kick' we all seek to some degree, whereas some are perfectly content with a plane ride or ride in a fast car to get that 'buzz', and some reading a good book or a movie Good to see your here @Amz_Falls

 

[toomuchgrief]

Jump from 100ft, landing on grass, is it too risky?..(9th floor).

I wouldn't do it, and like you say you don't have that many option then hold back CTB until you find a greater height. 100 feet, no. The consequences of what will happen to your physical body if you survived you would be in too much pain that you would regret jump a height like that (of 100 feet).

I go 10x times that just to be safe, I wouldn't jump anywhere that less than 1,000 feet.

 

[Braindamagedforever]

I wouldn't do it, and like you say you don't have that many option then hold back CTB until you find a greater height. 100 feet, no. The consequences of what will happen to your physical body if you survived you would be in too much pain that you would regret jump a height like that (of 100 feet).

I go 10x times that just to be safe, I wouldn't jump anywhere that less than 1,000 feet.

I'm reading announcements in newspapers over and over, no survival by jumping from 6th floor and higher found. I know it is risky. I could get to the 9th floor, no other option.