HomeGeneralEhhh No need to start, just the plan. The strap from my robe, an 8 lb weight on one side of the top of a door. Tie a noose kick the chair and let the brains eufora defense mechanism take over.
Ehhh No need to start, just the plan. The strap from my robe, an 8 lb weight on one side of the top of a door. Tie a noose kick the chair and let the brains eufora defense mechanism take over.
They say it’s painful to slowly strangle, but it’s not. It’s akin to drowning. When your brain runs out of oxygen it releases lovely doses of seratonin to contrast your fight or flight so you accept what’s happening to you as painlessly as possible.
sounds sweet – anything to end this – this is not what life is about – I know its not all peaches and cream but it is also not about constant pain, misery, scars, no friends, no family, bullied, mistreated, harassed
I almost drowned as a child in our pool ~ it wasn’t painless it was terrifying – neighbor pulled me out- just as i was starting to gulp water. the pressure on the lungs and the panic… it was no picnic… i just s wish i hadn’t woken up 17 years ago… just the bodies reaction to the pills i was allergic to and the alcohol spassiming on its own- waking me up and making me throw up. i thought maybe an angel had saved me . ha! just the bodies natural reaction
This plan sounds awfully romanticized to me. All the accounts of survived suicide attempts I’ve ever seen involve surprise at the unconscious instinct to survive. People who have experienced this seem to talk about it like a given you can’t help being the case, despite wishing they were dead.
Multiple cases were people who attempted hanging but ended up thrashing around so much either the rope or whatever it was tied to broke.
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I think I’m going to use the strap from my robe as well. Still trying to get this plan together.
I’m almost there… I can sense it.
They say it’s painful to slowly strangle, but it’s not. It’s akin to drowning. When your brain runs out of oxygen it releases lovely doses of seratonin to contrast your fight or flight so you accept what’s happening to you as painlessly as possible.
sounds sweet – anything to end this – this is not what life is about – I know its not all peaches and cream but it is also not about constant pain, misery, scars, no friends, no family, bullied, mistreated, harassed
I almost drowned as a child in our pool ~ it wasn’t painless it was terrifying – neighbor pulled me out- just as i was starting to gulp water. the pressure on the lungs and the panic… it was no picnic… i just s wish i hadn’t woken up 17 years ago… just the bodies reaction to the pills i was allergic to and the alcohol spassiming on its own- waking me up and making me throw up. i thought maybe an angel had saved me . ha! just the bodies natural reaction
You were scared, that’s why you felt pain. Should you of accepted it, the brain would have reacted differently.
This plan sounds awfully romanticized to me. All the accounts of survived suicide attempts I’ve ever seen involve surprise at the unconscious instinct to survive. People who have experienced this seem to talk about it like a given you can’t help being the case, despite wishing they were dead.
Multiple cases were people who attempted hanging but ended up thrashing around so much either the rope or whatever it was tied to broke.
That’s why I have a sleeping pill back up . take 3 and done.
mindbus, are you still with us?