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Dying in your sleep is a dream that for most people doesn't come true. Most methods require some suffering and might fail. Me personally I prey to god every night not to wake up alive in the morning but it never helps. Sorry if this is disappointing. You'll need to do some research:
sanctioned-suicide.net
How would I be able to get that? I dont have a prescription for it and I dont think Id be able to (and forgive me for not knowing, Ive never had friends in my life so Ive never been in a position to know where/how someone would)
Don't worry about asking questions, we're all here to help each other. It depends on the country you live in. In mine, if you go to a pharmacy, you can get opioids (examples of opioids: tramadol, methadone, meperidine, buprenorphine), but it usually has to be a small neighborhood pharmacy. Clonazepam can be obtained if you schedule an appointment with a psychiatrist and tell them you have extreme anxiety, trouble sleeping, or depression. If for some reason you can't get these, there's also the method of sodium nitrite, which works by depriving your body of oxygen. However, it doesn't create a sensation of suffocation; instead, the lack of oxygen makes you lose consciousness, as if you were falling asleep
yeah I think Im just going to go with SN, I just need to order it and get an anti-emetic (which Im working on now), and the anti-emetic helps anyways since I have recently become a drunk.
Okay, I hope it works for you and you can get it as soon as possible, and if you want to talk, I'm here for you
I edited my previous message, was hoping I did it before anyone wouldve replied but did noticed you already did (thanks forum updating mechanic).
Getting a prescription for the antiemetic isn't too difficult. You can schedule an appointment with a general practitioner and say that you suffer from migraines and that they cause you nausea and even vomiting
