davestrider
Member
- Dec 25, 2025
- 9
i live in a city with a lot of high-rise buildings, but my own apartment is on the third floor of a low-rise building, so jumping from my building is ruled out.
how would one go about finding an accessible high enough balcony or rooftop to jump from? most residential buildings have at least a couple of layers of security and getting into them can be difficult. with hotels, there's never a guarantee that you'll be given a room with a balcony that's high enough, and most public rooftops and high spaces usually have too many people milling around while they're still open to be viable options. on top of all that, one has to consider jumping at night and/or in a less populated area so you're less likely to be spotted and interrupted.
keeping all this in mind, how would one go about gaining access to high spaces? i really thought jumping would be an accessible method for me given the number of tall buildings around, but it's difficult to find something that works.
how would one go about finding an accessible high enough balcony or rooftop to jump from? most residential buildings have at least a couple of layers of security and getting into them can be difficult. with hotels, there's never a guarantee that you'll be given a room with a balcony that's high enough, and most public rooftops and high spaces usually have too many people milling around while they're still open to be viable options. on top of all that, one has to consider jumping at night and/or in a less populated area so you're less likely to be spotted and interrupted.
keeping all this in mind, how would one go about gaining access to high spaces? i really thought jumping would be an accessible method for me given the number of tall buildings around, but it's difficult to find something that works.
