I’ve never really been able to put my head round it, why do people seem to prefer to jump into water rather than concrete?
Do you still die on impact or do you just break a bunch of bones and drown?
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Think its just that its easier to find a bridge and jump from it than finding a high enough building to make sure you die and not just break loads of bones. Think water has the same impact effect apart from if you land upright on your feet then you would just break loads of bones.
must feel more peaceful then i guess
Yeah most bridges have nice veiws etc… I’d rather jump off a bridge or cliff than from a high building on to a street
Watch the movie/documentary called “the bridge”. It shot at the golden gate bridge in san francisco. It’s very informative & somewhat jarring at the same time.
Impact on water from that sort of height is almost always deadly
its on youtube, i forgot to watch it but it looks… i’d say interesting but that seems too light, im gonna watch it later
Yeah only a few people have survived jumping from the golden gate bridge.
Why does the sun come up? Or are the stars just pin holes in the curtain of night, who knows? What I do know is that because you were born different, men will fear you… try to drive you away like the people of your village.
You must learn to conceal your special gift and harness it until the time of the gathering.
Ud imagine it would be cleaner to jump into water. I mean some poor fuck would have to clean u up if u land on concrete and go splat, at least in water ur not as much of a public nuiscance nd theres no scraping u up just pick up the body…
I’ve been considering jumping and I’ve aborted many attempts where I planned to jump from a high place and it’s hard to get over the mental image of splattering onto concrete. Even though jumping from the Golden Gate into the water may produce the same effect as jumping from the Campanile it’s less frightening to me and the water produces a false sense of comfort and peacefulness even though it’s likely to be just as violent.