Method Drowning

[Mx_Pathetic]

So I've been reading the drowning method for the last few couple days and I don't understand why people seem to struggle with it. If it works exactly how it says, it seems easy enough as long as you have a body of water. However so many people say it's agonising, which from what I've read makes no sense since you'd be unconscious by then. Maybe I'm missing something and need to look into it but so far the drowning method seems to be the least painful and easiest to achieve. Again am I missing something?

 

[so_mais_um]

So I've been reading the drowning method for the last few couple days and I don't understand why people seem to struggle with it. If it works exactly how it says, it seems easy enough as long as you have a body of water. However so many people say it's agonising, which from what I've read makes no sense since you'd be unconscious by then. Maybe I'm missing something and need to look into it but so far the drowning method seems to be the least painful and easiest to achieve. Again am I missing something?

shallow water blackout = not painful
normal drowning = painful

 

[CogitoMori]

Taking in the water is agonizing for your lungs and muscles, but at the end there's a burst of euphoria that kills all that pain

 

[TragedyBornCrimson]

I don't know how you its possible to drown yourself if you know how to swim. Wouldn't SI stop you?

 

[Mx_Pathetic]

I don't know how you its possible to drown yourself if you know how to swim. Wouldn't SI stop you?

Well with the blackout method you don't have to worry about the SI kicking in.