And what if someone kills themselves specifically to see their gods or they just don't want to live anymore

About 1g of each at once?

When I was a (very) young child I dreamt that I was being kidnapped on two separate occasions.

The first time, me and my dad were hanging out in a patch of woods, when some police officers came. Two of them stayed with my dad, while another one took me by the hand and walked deeper into the woods. I don’t remember feeling scared, but I felt that something strange was about to happen.

The second time, I was being driven out of town on the highway, but I couldn’t see clearly who was driving and who was riding shotgun. This time I did actually feel scared, and I knew the people driving were not my parents.

LSD? Salvia? Some kind of nightmarish research chemical?

in theory it sounds like a relatively easy method, you could just lay in bed and not drink for a few days, right ? but then again i assume dehydration is painful at least in some ways. I've never heard of anyone doing this so i was wondering if there are any recorded cases. not advising/incentivising anyone to do this obviously, just curious

Like, what about dead bodies could someone possibly find appealing or enticing in THAT way? I get that anyone who is legitimately a necrophile isn’t right in the head, so that’s an obvious answer, but I just don’t know how they can feel okay doing whatever they do?

it’s like, they must lack that uncanny valley or general disturbance that most people get from dead bodies, and since there’s been cases of… ahem…. older bodies being violated, so were talking like decomposing here, how could that POSSIBLY be attractive??? the smells, the bloat, the possible bugs, it’s just unfathomable.

My best theory is something along the lines of the powerlessness of a dead person, the power of the necrophile in comparison who‘s still, yknow, alive. I just can‘t think of how or why

I’ve seen some images of literal human spine fashioned into a whip. I’m wondering how much damage it can cause and can it kill someone.

To add some context to this: I'm a medical student and as it is I get plenty of visits on morgues to study real human corpses that are handed (with family permission) to morticians to have their bodies prepared for the funeral; I always enjoyed the morbid, always had the curiosity and passion for it since I was younger and that never faded. After another visit to the morgue for a anatomy class I was talking with a friend about it, about the sensations and feelings I have whenever I get to study it so closely, how it feels to watch the human body being cut open to have all organs removed, the sensation of holding and lightly squeezing the organs in my hands, and even the smell that never really bothered me; It always feels great, amazing even and that's not something I can explain very well but yea. Anyways, I was talking with my friend about it and he said I should try talking to a professional about it and that being in such ecstasy by touching corpses was not normal and was quite concerning, I never thought it was a big deal, still don't think it is but I also don't want to mention that to a professional, I'm not planning on doing anything, I don't think I would I just love how it makes me feel and I feel like talking about it not only will rise suspicions but its also useless if its just some morbid curiosity that wont brig any harm to anyone, and might also end my career before it even started if I have that on my record.

Despite all the yapping I'd like to get more opnions on this, am I crazy or is my friend overreacting?

edit: I'm not a necrophiliac y'all, my excitement isn't sexual

I do not plan on this, I’m just answering Stan Marsh’s question.

If you get on one of those apps like grinder organize a BDSM session and when the person is tied up what is stopping you from just killing them?

The whole point is that they Just can't move how is this not a serious problem for people who actually enjoy that?

How painful death can be is? it long suffering death? Without water and food i wonder how it feels 🤔

I want to preface this by saying, If you believe this question will trigger you in anyway, do not continue reading.

I'm asking you to recall the sensation, not an emotional feeling. For the people that can answer my morbid question, what kinds of sensations do you feel? Do you feel the object of affliction splitting your skin, does it burn? How does it burn? Does it burn more the deeper you go? And even after? when it heals is it awkward to move what you've hurt? What does your skin feel like? Does your body feel weak even 24 hours after the time of affliction?

Let's say you have an eye illness that is not curable and is progresively making your eyesight worse and worse until one day you become completely blind? Would you continue living after that? Personally I think I would not want to as my eyesight is my life and be without that as person who likes to draw or paint for a hobbie would be horrible, but I don't think you can choose to be euthanized in the case you don't want to live after becoming irreversibly blind, would you want to live like that? Losing you independence and having to depend on others for the rest of your life? Certainly I would not

Sorry if the question is not that morbid as the other ones here

I promise I'm not a psycho and I'm not a serial killer, I'm just doing research for a story I'm writing.

So I have this character, character A, who gets in a fight with character B in their kitchen bc she confronted B about some really bad stuff A found out B was doing. B gets really mad and begins hitting A, so their maid (character C) tries to stop her, but B gets even angrier, picks up a knife and stabs C multiple times. At this point A, who feels guilty for having previously asked C to be in the kitchen during the confrontation, also grabs a knife and fights B, and ends up killing her, which is also gonna be quite traumatizing for A because she hadn't meant to do so when she went to confront B.

For the following part of the story to make sense, the way B is killed needs to be something that causes basically immediate death even if A immediately stops attacking, and that A would be able to do with a chef knife (or another kind of big kitchen knife) without professional previous training or great strength, but looks criminal enough that there will be a trial to find the culprit (so B just falling and hitting her head wouldn't work).

So I thought about A slitting B's throat, which should be instantaneous enough. As for technique, she's doing so by imitating people she's seen on TV/read about (it's a distopic setting so they have violence on TV and it's rather normal to romanticize it), because she's still, like, sixteen and spends time playing pretend she's a in one of those shows/movies and she so she knows a few moves that kinda "kick in" due to adrenaline.

But now I'm wondering, would this actually work? Would a chef knife be enough? How much strength would it require, and would having such strength be realistic for a sixteen-year-old girl, not frail and without health probkems but not big either (like 5'6" and 125lbs) and not specifically trained? How long would it take for B to lose consciousness, and how long for death? How much blood would spill from the arteries?

If you have a better way than throat slitting to solve the issue, that would be great, too!

If you know a more appropriate sub to ask this, also feel free to let me know!

I watch Scary Interesting on YouTube often and he covers cave diving gone wrong. So I’m thinking deep caves and that kind of diving, not just someone on vacation, looking at ocean life, etc.

I guess what I’m curious about is if the body is still in the wetsuit does it make the body less likely to decompose and leave a scent for nearby fish? If they’re deep enough, would the temperature make a difference?

Does the body eventually just kind of disintegrate and the bones would just be left in the wetsuit?

I don’t think it’s this obviously lol but I keep picturing it like Everest where the bodies become markers. That couldn’t work here bc many were in tight spaces/they block all access.

Idk just curious! Thanks 🙏🏻

Do people kill themselves to make a point or guilt-trip others? Does it make you retroactively feel less sympathy for them after they've died? Why would someone do it?

What kind of pain would you feel?

Like boiling as not incredibly hot, tho still boiling up to possibly second degree maybe passing to third. For less than 5 seconds or so? I know normally for second degree burns etc it forms blisters and such but for the whole hand and stuff? What if the person doesn't go to the hospital?