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curiousbeing
I tried my best
- Dec 18, 2022
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So, In my posts, I wrote a lot about deodorant huffing. I am aware that it can be dangerous, it can cause brain damage while alive. But my method is drowning, so drowning itself occupied my whole thinking. And there was one HUGE problem about drowning: what if I lose my consciousness, fall down, but my face either faces upward and I end up breathing? Or, waves of sea push my body to shore, where sea is very shallow?
The solution was to go to as deep as I can, and then attach weights to backpack, make it as heavy as possible (like 40 kg) and be drowned. Backpack will make my body sink deeper, not float or be pushed to shore. The problem with this solution was that in freezing winter, I can't enter sea as deep as I can and also I don't know a way to make my backpack, say, 40 kg heavy. I can't carry such heavy backpack and aside from sand and stones from shore, I have nothing to fill my backpack and make it very heavy.
Yesterday, it suddenly occurred to me that there is a solution to this: simply, instead of attaching backpack to my body, I can simply use it as a plastic bag to seal my head, keep my head inside it and zip it. Inside sea, it would be incredibly easy to fill it with water, put it on my head, zip it. So, if I lose my consciousness and my face turns upward, my head will still remain inside backpack full of water. Even if backpack somehow starts leaking water, since it's inside sea, water will enter inside it. Water will enter inside it even if i am pushed to near shore by waves, although shallow, near shores also have sea water.
How do you think? I think that now, finally, I can be 100% convinced that my method will work, even if I don't use deodorants or anything else. Assuming I won't be quickly found, hypothermia and drowning will be effective, especially if I am not found within 1 hour of drowning
The solution was to go to as deep as I can, and then attach weights to backpack, make it as heavy as possible (like 40 kg) and be drowned. Backpack will make my body sink deeper, not float or be pushed to shore. The problem with this solution was that in freezing winter, I can't enter sea as deep as I can and also I don't know a way to make my backpack, say, 40 kg heavy. I can't carry such heavy backpack and aside from sand and stones from shore, I have nothing to fill my backpack and make it very heavy.
Yesterday, it suddenly occurred to me that there is a solution to this: simply, instead of attaching backpack to my body, I can simply use it as a plastic bag to seal my head, keep my head inside it and zip it. Inside sea, it would be incredibly easy to fill it with water, put it on my head, zip it. So, if I lose my consciousness and my face turns upward, my head will still remain inside backpack full of water. Even if backpack somehow starts leaking water, since it's inside sea, water will enter inside it. Water will enter inside it even if i am pushed to near shore by waves, although shallow, near shores also have sea water.
How do you think? I think that now, finally, I can be 100% convinced that my method will work, even if I don't use deodorants or anything else. Assuming I won't be quickly found, hypothermia and drowning will be effective, especially if I am not found within 1 hour of drowning