Discussion Would this be feasible?

[Sans]

As I grow more and more desperate to end my life, I find myself trying to brainstorm more and more far fetched ideas that are accessible to me.

If I met someone on the internet who lived in a high rise building with a balcony, would it be feasible to ask them to let me in so I could jump off their balcony? I'd pay handsomely.

 

[cedartree]

I think your best bet is to find a high rise yourself and jump over the barricades. I think the odds of finding someone who is willing to allow you to jump off of their building over the internet is very slim considering the legal implications for them, not to mention the trauma that many people would experience from witnessing that.

Honestly i think the best thing for you to do would be to find a way to end your life by yourself if you really feel that there's no other option. If you're looking to make a statement, i'd doubt that the act itself would be seen as anything other than a suicide.

I honestly don't know how feasible this idea is. Let me know if you ever wanna talk.

 

[sweetcreep]

it could implicate them in your death, as Cedartree pointed out. probably not in anyone's best interest to allow someone to jump off their balcony.

 

[Sans]

I think your best bet is to find a high rise yourself and jump over the barricades. I think the odds of finding someone who is willing to allow you to jump off of their building over the internet is very slim considering the legal implications for them, not to mention the trauma that many people would experience from witnessing that.

Honestly i think the best thing for you to do would be to find a way to end your life by yourself if you really feel that there's no other option. If you're looking to make a statement, i'd doubt that the act itself would be seen as anything other than a suicide.

I honestly don't know how feasible this idea is. Let me know if you ever wanna talk.

Hmm - I wonder if any public high rise buildings have public rooftop access