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FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
- 48,626
Of course suicide is very difficult as we are programmed to survive, even know we want to die, it goes against our instinct to survive. We are cruelly denied a peaceful exit so we have to resort to methods like jumping. I believe that, being at a point of complete desperation and hopelessness where you cannot take it anymore will make it more likely for the fear to be overcome. It is a feeling deep down that you know it is time to exit. I wish you the best.
Gustav Hartmann
Enlightened
- Aug 28, 2021
- 1,361
Jumping is the worst way to go for me. Though I have no fear of hanging, I would not even do parachuting or bungee jumping. I assume there is a deep instinct in us.
If you really want to die this way it would maybe help, to do some bungee jumps in order to get used to the situation.Similar threads
