ugulamugula
Member
- Mar 25, 2026
- 30
Which has the higher success rate. + it´s easier for me to get sn than a Gun but i could join the Military and get a gun
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YEOWCH
- Mar 31, 2026
- 86
I'm personally going for SN over a gun because the failed attempts of a gunshot wound are far more terrifying than a failed SN attempt.
hiding the roses
wwx
- Mar 29, 2026
- 35
SN if you're able to source it. Survival instinct will hold you back from using a gun very heavily, and the aftermath is a bit traumatic for some that may find you.
pudds
things get better at first, then they get worse
- Aug 8, 2021
- 20
Personally I would pick a gun.
It's easier to have a failed attempt if you use SN, there has been a lot of posts I've seen here of these failed attempts/early interventions on this forum, a gun is a shorter and more final end if you're commited to make sure you ctb.
While it's true that a botched gun suicide is worse than SN, latter is easier to back out on, and the experience during that longer time frame isn't easy ( severe nausea, headaches, shortness of breath etc.)
This is coming from someone who has SN and for now will use it as the main method to ctb, but if I could get a firearm I would use that instead.
Psychologically it's easier for me than waiting even for just 40 minutes as the very least, as my SI can kick in and I back out.Similar threads
