Is dying naturally really painful? *seriously asking*

[nopointofliving]

We all know there are different methods, some are less painful, and some are really painful.

I used to hear people talking that death itself is painful, and it's such a hard process.

Do you think natural death is really painful? if it is really painful, dying by either natural cause and suicide doesn't make any difference in terms of pain degree.

What do you think?

 

[luten]

We all know there are different methods, some are less painful, and some are really painful.

I used to hear people talking that death itself is painful, and it's such a hard process.

Do you think natural death is really painful? if it is really painful, dying by either natural cause and suicide doesn't make any difference in terms of pain degree.

What do you think?

I think the most painful part is, when you about to die, and you know that you not leaving on good terms, that you not ready to leave, realizing this in your final moments, unable to do anything about it.

 

[Life_and_Death]

i think it depends on how they die naturally. assumably youre not talking about natural causes like heart attacks or cancer (in comparison to say a car accident). which doesnt seem like fun fyi but im sure you guessed that. im not sure how dying of old age typically works. im not sure if you can just die while youre awake, but i do know that you can die in your sleep, which sounds peaceful. but thats all i know.

rip gloria (just thought id add that because she passed away in her sleep so i wrote this post with her in mind)

 

[Efilismislife]

We all know there are different methods, some are less painful, and some are really painful.

I used to hear people talking that death itself is painful, and it's such a hard process.

Do you think natural death is really painful? if it is really painful, dying by either natural cause and suicide doesn't make any difference in terms of pain degree.

What do you think?

mostly YES to me, cause i experienced it couple of times thats why im traumatized and skeptical and struggling to really find the painless way



But thats also depends if you really die of old age naturally.... but i dont know

i think it depends on how they die naturally. assumably youre not talking about natural causes like heart attacks or cancer (in comparison to say a car accident). which doesnt seem like fun fyi but im sure you guessed that. im not sure how dying of old age typically works. im not sure if you can just die while youre awake, but i do know that you can die in your sleep, which sounds peaceful. but thats all i know.

rip gloria (just thought id add that because she passed away in her sleep so i wrote this post with her in mind)

Die in sleep Such as sleep apnea? sleep apnea basically hypoxia too cause they cant breathe, i experience that randomly but only a few times.

Because i was asleep i couldnt really notice but i still vaguely feel breathless and i jerk awake and hyperventilating

Im not a deep sleeper so im easily get awaken, i guess for people who are a deep sleeper its harder for them to get awaken and thats why there are cases of people die from it

But there are alsk other cases where people got stroke/cardiac arrest while sleeping but dont know what they feel

 

[NormaJeane]

Death is often painful and unpleasant. Our ancestors died of injuries and infections in nature. Death from disease use to be slow and painful. Only Nembutal leads to a peaceful and reliable death.

 

[FuneralCry]

I think if someone is dying from a health condition, the amount of pain depends on what the condition is. I think it is uncomfortable in many cases, at least as people can feel their body shutting down. I doubt those who are of old age and die in their sleep feel much.

 

[BlankUser]

I think it depends on what kind of death it is... Is it quick or is it slow? Are you conscious or not?... The best death would be a quick, sudden death. I wish for this kind of death.