Chlo
Experienced
- Feb 17, 2019
- 213
Your survival instinct will kick in and make this near impossible.
What if they placed something very heavy on their upper area like a very heavy weight, especially since I imagine they gain mass being drenched in water.
Chlo
Experienced
- Feb 17, 2019
- 213
I mean, theoretically, I guess you could put extremely heavy weights in a bag and put the bag over your head, then submerge your upper body, but why? There's far easier and less painful methods.
RottenOdysseus
θᾰ́νᾰτος
- Feb 25, 2019
- 100
this would only work if you got black out drunk or something and passed out face down. Kind of hard to plan.
Thought about bath drowning 'accident', but with other technics. Your method was tested by bloger Kefka Ponders and he concluded it impossible.
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...ook-like-an-accident.11404/reply?quote=222038
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...ook-like-an-accident.11404/reply?quote=222038
True, was curious because there was an art project on YouTube once that displayed this method of suicide but I safely assumed also it looked like too much work. Not to mention, there is still a chance you will find a way to lift something heavy off of you during the "fight" process.
Survival Instinct is one helluva thing.
First loss
Specialist
- Jan 28, 2019
- 393
You have to have nerves of steel for that. SI is bond to kick in.
If you want to go by drowning I suggest going to a lake, attaching a block or something heavy on yourself and jumping in and hoping for the best.
If you want to go by drowning I suggest going to a lake, attaching a block or something heavy on yourself and jumping in and hoping for the best.
