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Hateyouprolife

Survivalist
Sep 4, 2021
169
For me it took rougly 2 months.

First Its important to decide, if you really wanna die or just the pain to end. Both are perfectly rational, but it will be easier with first variant. I realised my true wish and goal is to leave even though I have good friends, caring family, life is good. I know it sounds bizarre to leave in this state. No one could doubt that I am suicidal, because I appear and am happy.

Its also good idea to have strong faith in method. Knowing that there is no significant chance of failing also can produce calmness. What about anxiety about failing? I wrote to my testament that should I botch something, I prefer euthanasia in country where its legal. I know that my note is good enough to convince them that im not mentally ill and its my true wish. Bye now there shouldnt be fear of failure.

Next is to overcome fear of death, fear of not existing. We are somehow programmed to think its bad. But is it really? It means just not existing anymore. There are infinite things that dont exist. Image some random person who has not yet born Do you think he/she feels bad? For him nothing exist.

There is also approch which I chose. Read NDE-s. Of course that tunnel vision and light could be hallucinations, BUT: what about those, who came back with vertificable information that couldnt be accesed from normal senses. Seeing and accurately describing relatives that had died before you were born. Isnt that convincing enough for happy afterlife??? Or seeing vertificable details about you surroundings while being unconscious? These reports convinced me about afterlife. There is nothing to fear.

How about my last week here? Living life at fullest. Spending time with friends, enjoying every second of it and giving max effort whst ever I need to do. Going to clean my room that I almost never clean. Im fully prepared. Just need to buy vinegar and citric acid this week.

Hole this helps someone.
 
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sadbadpsychogirl

sonofabitch
May 29, 2020
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you first said that there is nothingness followed by there is a happy afterlife.... i'm sorry i'm confused?
 
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eternalmelancholy

waiting for the bus
Mar 24, 2021
1,168
You touched on a good point. I think the most important thing is to have a method you are comfortable with. Doubt is the mind killer and people botch their attempts because they are not confident.

Dying is scary because trying to conceptualize non-existence is really hard. But we go to sleep each night without fear. Dying is just going to deep sleep you never wake up from.

I am not sure if it is possible to fully make peace with dying but you can get more comfortable with the idea over time.
 
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Hateyouprolife

Survivalist
Sep 4, 2021
169
you first said that there is nothingness followed by there is a happy afterlife.... i'm sorry i'm confused?
These are two different approches. If you are more comfortable with not existing at all, convince yourself that only brain produces consciousness and after brain death its over. I also calmed myself with this idea unitil started researching NDE-s

Now Im fairly convinced that the afterlife is more realistic. Either way therevis absolutely nothing to fear of.

Sorry for confusion. Guess I need to sleep instead writing this at 1.30am
 
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FuneralCry

FuneralCry

Just wanting some peace
Sep 24, 2020
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I do really want to die, I am at peace with my decision. I am not scared of death, it comforts me and I believe there is nothing after this. I am looking forward to being free from a horrible life. Death is true peace and a end to all suffering. I think for me it is the fear of failure that holds me back and the fact that the act of ctb is very difficult. We are programmed to survive after all. I wish it was easier to leave. We all deserve a peaceful exit at a time of our own choosing.
 
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sadbadpsychogirl

sonofabitch
May 29, 2020
725
These are two different approches. If you are more comfortable with not existing at all, convince yourself that only brain produces consciousness and after brain death its over. I also calmed myself with this idea unitil started researching NDE-s

Now Im fairly convinced that the afterlife is more realistic. Either way therevis absolutely nothing to fear of.

Sorry for confusion. Guess I need to sleep instead writing this at 1.30am
oh ok. but near death is not actual death. in actual death the brain is dead and doesn't produce images or thoughts of any kind.
 
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Hateyouprolife

Survivalist
Sep 4, 2021
169
oh ok. but near death is not actual death. in actual death the brain is dead and doesn't produce images or thoughts of any kind.
That is certainly true. But still, if only brain produced consciousness, how could brain alone just create factual info out of nowhere?
 
sadbadpsychogirl

sadbadpsychogirl

sonofabitch
May 29, 2020
725
there is no proof of that happening
 
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Hateyouprolife

Survivalist
Sep 4, 2021
169
Forgot to point out that you must have confidence days ahead. If you doubt wheter you are able to overcome instincts or not, it only makes final act harder. But if you have been so sure that you are gonna do it, you will ctb.
 
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171S

Member
Nov 16, 2021
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An afterlife is what scares me most. Its a gamble, it could be better or worse, maybe a lot worse. Scary to think my suffering and disease in this life is directly connected to some negative/evil conscious energy form that exits in space or some other dimension. Maybe my body is the only thing shielding me from even worse suffering by keeping my consciousness engaged here and not in some other form of existence where I could be in some other worse kind of suffering.
 

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