/suicide/ - Suicide Tips & Tricks

You don't have to be as high to get a high fatality rate on land, compared to water. Incredibly obvious, but you didn't say. Apparently 150feet for land and 250feet for water is when it's nearly 100% fatal. 250feet is the San Fran bridge and small amount have survived from that.

Aim with your head down and going for rocks or something hard is better than dirt or sand.

You could potentially kill yourself from lower heights if you aim it well enough but that's really luck based since you can just come away with brain damage or some physical injury.

If you care about recovery, you'd want to take some ID with you.

Do a flip

>>13594

>small amount have survived from that.

because they positioned themselves to fall feet first into the water

aim with your head and jump to the concrete bit, and you will die

Is there any site that will tell you how high particular bridges are? I found a beautiful one driving, but I'm worried it won't be high enough for a nearly guaranteed death

>>13668

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_bridges_in_the_United_States_by_height

lots of nice choices

>>13668

Just calculate it by dropping something down and timing how long it takes for said object to fall down?

Are we talking about drop hangs or jumping? There are drop hang tables you can look at if the former.

Either way, I think the more important thing is form. You don't want your legs to take the impact for you.

>>13723

You'll be home soon, friend.