Is 100ft enough for goodbye time?

[here_for_now]

hello brothers hope you are well. I'm stuck in a abusive household and i need to leave this world.

So i'm. wondering if 100ft bridge into water will work?

I plan to this at 3:00am or 4:00am so nobody calls law enforcement

 

[Forveleth]

The rule of thumb into water is 250ft (to give you an idea, the Golden Gate bridge is 220ft at high tide). It heavily depends on how you land though. People have died jumping 30ft into water with a belly flop while the cliff-diving record is 192ft landing feet first. Could you die at 100ft? Yes. Will you die at 100ft? Maybe? That's as good as anyone can say.

EDIT: I should also add that dying might not come from impact. You could break limbs or your back on impact and not be able to swim. Then you just drown.

 

[roommate]

Sounds rather risky, I wouldn't do that.

 

[ShatteredSerenity]

People routinely jump off 100 foot cliffs for fun. It would certainly be painful if you're not experienced with such high jumps, but it almost certainly wouldn't kill you. If you were too injured to swim you might drown, which would be a terrible and painful experience.

Here's a story about some guys who bellyflopped and survived:

Two seriously injured after jumping off 100ft cliff and bellyflopping into water

The moment two young men plunged 100ft off a popular cliff-diving spot in Chile was caught on camera as locals say they could have died, as falling from that height is "like falling onto rocks"

www.mirror.co.uk