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[human123]

Hi, I am planning on killing myself in 173 days, and am trying to get a plan that will work. I have a few ideas:

1. jump off a bridge and drown myself; the bridge is a toll bridge 59 feet above the water into a river. so it's not high enough to die from the fall, but I am not good at swimming at all and unless someone saves me, I'd probably drown in the river. Alternatively I can skip the bridge and just drown in a spot of the river in the woods. or there's a lake i could also drown myself in

2. hang myself from the 59 foot bridge. I can use a 50 foot rope, and after the tying that would probably be about 49 for drop hang. I heard that a drop hang this much would cause decapitation, is that true?

3. I also heard about the ternquette method and it seems easy, but im not sure how likely this is to succeed because it seems so simple.

4. I can partial hang myself from somewhere, don't know where though.

5. I could hang myself from a tree, but I dont know how I would tie the rope to the tree. would i need to climb it? I dont know how to climb a tree and am weak.

Which do you think will work the best? I have lots of time, but I want to make sure it succeeds.

 

[Liebestod]

I would recommend looking into carbon monoxide poisoning, there's minimal pain if done correctly.

 

[human123]

I would recommend looking into carbon monoxide poisoning, there's minimal pain if done correctly.

I dont think I'd have access to gass. I need something nonconspicus

 

[Liebestod]

I dont think I'd have access to gass. I need something nonconspicus

You can just buy charcoal and burn it in an enclosed space, like a house. If you don't have a house or apartment you can rent one via Airbnb. Or you could use a tent. Charcoal isn't expensive.

 

[xXSufferingXx]

You can just buy charcoal and burn it in an enclosed space, like a house. If you don't have a house or apartment you can rent one via Airbnb. Or you could use a tent. Charcoal isn't expensive.

do you know much about it? do you know at which point the BBQ grill should be brought inside the house or inside the tent?
i heard after the briqeuttes have turned white, but im not sure

 

[Liebestod]

do you know much about it? do you know at which point the BBQ grill should be brought inside the house or inside the tent?
i heard after the briqeuttes have turned white, but im not sure

You can start burning the charcoal indoors and just wait over time and you don't even have to use a grill. You can use a chimney starter or durable pans like cast iron skillets. For a tent idk that much about it. But it sounds like it could be a fire hazard to me. But people have done it before.

 

[human123]

You can just buy charcoal and burn it in an enclosed space, like a house. If you don't have a house or apartment you can rent one via Airbnb. Or you could use a tent. Charcoal isn't expensive.

Oh, ok. I'll look into that, thanks.

 

[Liebestod]

Oh, ok. I'll look into that, thanks.

Be mindful that you could put others at risk, leave a warning sign and do it in a place where you'll be alone.

 

[human123]

Be mindful that you could put others at risk, leave a warning sign and do it in a place where you'll be alone.

I wont do it then. don't want to hurt anyone

 

[CRPSguy1]

I wont do it then. don't want to hurt anyone

Very small risk in hurting someone else. There is are a few threads on gas, look it up in search bar
My plan is I own a car, so I'm gonna drive it over a ledge into 20ft of water. When the water hits panic as much as possible and breath in water as soon as I can.

 

[human123]

Very small risk in hurting someone else. There is are a few threads on gas, look it up in search bar
My plan is I own a car, so I'm gonna drive it over a ledge into 20ft of water. When the water hits panic as much as possible and breath in water as soon as I can.

I think im leaning between drowning in a river or hanging myself in the forest. which do you think is better?