You wrote that people survive a long time after being shot in the head in your previous post.Ummm.... no one said the chances were high.however it happens more often than you think. Especially in countries with good hospitals and medical care if you're found immediately. It's not like the movies or TV.
I said people survive head shots a lot. Meaning a lot of people. Not most but a lot. Some are shot by others quite a few in attempted suicide. People have survived attempting with shotguns. It is catastrophic. It's not like failing at poison or hanging or even sn. You will be horribly injured.
I'm quite a paranoid person too. I hope you find the peace you are looking for.
I wish I could obtain a gun... really I wish I could just have a painless death. But anyway. My state has the most strict gun laws in the USA and at points in my life I've been to a mental hospital. That basically stops me from getting a gun. But, I'm sorry that life sucks. The thing I'd worry about with a gun is accidentally surviving with brain damage and an awful disfigurement. My mom worked in an ER and once told me a story about a guy who survived. I'd be careful and again I'm sorry your life isn't turning out well. Mine hasn't either and my health will only get worse as I grow older.
Sorry, I didn't understand the answer well with the translation. It seemed like a general death, but instead it referred to a hypothetical suicide with a weapon. Well, usually when you shoot yourself in the head you lose consciousness, but not everyone loses consciousness. A small proportion of people remain conscious and it is not known how much pain they feel, or if they feel pain at all. My grandfather was hit by several bullets all over his body during the war and says he didn't feel anything particular immediately. He only felt some pain upon arriving at the nursing tent about half an hour later. But if you have this fear and are also hesitant, you should change your method. The gun is a method that has enormous lethality and when you pull the trigger you don't have a second chance to think about it.
I'm keen to hear the survival stories of 9mm plus sized ammo aimed above the ear. I doubt there is any case and they'll be rewriting the medical journals if such a thing is as common as you claim. In any case adding nooses or water or cliffs and bridges after the gunshot is a very easy task.
My only fear really is that neighbors will hear it (in an apartment) and that paramedics will come and I'll wake up as a vegetable in a hospital, which would make my life so much worse than it is right now. Don't care much about second chances, but that could just be the depression talking. Might go do it in a field somewhere far away.
They just pull the trigger and let the chips fall where they may. They do the best research that they can. They stay OFF of forums like this that will only confuse and frighten them into inactivity and self loathing. Then, they do it. That's it. That's how they do it.
A temporal shot or (if the barrel is not too thick) in the mouth. Make sure you can get leverage to aim up just a little. JHP is the way to go. 9mm will get the job done. A lot of people on here live in places where guns are either restricted or very difficult to get. So, a lot of the information they get are from skewed, pro-life media that is used to dissuade catching the bus. Go to any general firearms forum or YouTube channel to get all the information you need. Stop listening to people who've never seen a gun, much less fired a gun, and are trying to commit suicide with aspirin.
Just bought my first 9mm pistol, have a 45 but worried it has too much recoil. Biggest worry is somehow not killing myself but making myself a vegetable.
