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Also, great thread TS. Only read the first 2 pages so far, and the responses are great.
I decided to die in May 2006. I had researched things such as potassium cyanide prior, but the decision was made on a single night and I had to work with what was available to me at the time.
I remember watching late night TV and seeing an an anti speeding/drink driving ad that was common at the time. It showed a car hitting a tree at high speed, with a seatbeltless occupant being violently effected on impacted. I watched this ad multiple times and saw my solution time and time again.
I took the family car that night when the household was asleep. I visited two friends houses and left hand written notes. I stopped by a music venue I had visited. I continued away from home on the highway and tested the inbuilt speed limiter I had read about. Sure enough, there was an automatic fuel cutout at 180kmh (approx 110mph). I was later asked why I didn't crash then and there. I answered that it wasn't right.
I eventually reached a park. I exited the car and found an enormous gumtree. There were no barriers separating it from the road. I walked around it multiple times and pressed up against it with body and hand. It was strong. It was my death.
I returned to the car and had a practice run. I was satisfied to see that I could reach a suitable speed and had a clear run at this particular tree.
After my practice run, I returned to my starting position. I left as big of a runup as space allowed. I had been wearing my seatbelt at all times prior to this, I removed it to maximize my chances. I watched the clock count and when it hit 4am, it was time.
I held the brake, planted the throttle and let the revs rise. When I heard wheelspin, I released the brake and guided the car down the street. I let speed build, keeping my right foot planted. I then veered gently to the left and lined the car up with the tree I bad selected. The car left the road and I felt it bounce and sway under me as we moved from grippy tarmac to loose dirt and grass. I had been watching the speedo climb, whilst also staring down my tree. All I saw was speed, tree. Speed, tree. The last number I saw was 90Km/h (approx 55mph). I held the wheel tight and let out my best battle cry as the car bounced across the grass and I kept the steering square on target.
Prior to entering tbe car for the last time, I had asked myself what I would do if it didn't work. Hang myself, I decided, but gave no more thought than that, because in my mind there was no real chance of survival.
I opened my eyes. My immediate reaction: "oh?". A fraction of a second later I was overwhelmed by the extreme pain.
I realized I was in the passenger footwell. My body had been thrown violently on impact. I awoke with my head where the passengers feet would go. There was glass in my forehead and back.
I reached up and pulled the door handle. I fell out of the car. My body had been pressed up against the inside of the car door. I was pulled myself away from the car.
I noticed people. I recognized forms. I identified words. Someone said it looked like the ads on TV. I smiled inside. Another person called me a fucking idiot. I took offence and wanted to punch on, but I was a pathetic, lincapacitated, writhing human catfish. I was out of water. Blind. Immobile. Irrelevant. Helpless.
I recognized the paramedics. I never saw them, I only saw sleeves and hands. One of them asked me something about the crash. I got offended at the suggestion that I had made a mistake or lost control. I proudly exclaimed that I did it on purpose.
I was in a hospital. I heard voices. They spoke English. I couldn't understand them. They came from faces. I couldn't see them. They had hands. I couldn't see past the wrist. Each time a person spoke, I knew they spoke English, but the words were indecipherable.
I recognized some hands. They belonged to my father. I couldn't see him, but I knew he was there. They cleaned the wound on my leg. I watched them spray it with soap and water. My flesh flapped around under the pressure like a palm leave in a storm. I watched and felt nothing. I couldn't see my father beyond his hands. He held mine tight. His knuckles white. He was crying.
I awoke in a bed. I sat up. There was instant pain. There were fragments if glass embedded in my back. They removed the glass and cleaned my.
I awoke again. They spoke to me. They didn't understand. Of course I did it on purpose, how the fuck else could someone hit a tree square on a perfectly straight road?
I realized I was somewhere else. I came to understand, I was in the mental health ward of the local hospital. I laughed at the thought of being locked up with those hopeless crazies.
I was released later. I don't know when. It may have been 3 weeks. It may have been 3 months. The days were indistinguishable. There were no clocks or calendars. There was no sense of time. I have no idea of how long I was there for.
It never goes away. You just learn to understand it. But it's always there.
I decided to die in May 2006. I had researched things such as potassium cyanide prior, but the decision was made on a single night and I had to work with what was available to me at the time.
I remember watching late night TV and seeing an an anti speeding/drink driving ad that was common at the time. It showed a car hitting a tree at high speed, with a seatbeltless occupant being violently effected on impacted. I watched this ad multiple times and saw my solution time and time again.
I took the family car that night when the household was asleep. I visited two friends houses and left hand written notes. I stopped by a music venue I had visited. I continued away from home on the highway and tested the inbuilt speed limiter I had read about. Sure enough, there was an automatic fuel cutout at 180kmh (approx 110mph). I was later asked why I didn't crash then and there. I answered that it wasn't right.
I eventually reached a park. I exited the car and found an enormous gumtree. There were no barriers separating it from the road. I walked around it multiple times and pressed up against it with body and hand. It was strong. It was my death.
I returned to the car and had a practice run. I was satisfied to see that I could reach a suitable speed and had a clear run at this particular tree.
After my practice run, I returned to my starting position. I left as big of a runup as space allowed. I had been wearing my seatbelt at all times prior to this, I removed it to maximize my chances. I watched the clock count and when it hit 4am, it was time.
I held the brake, planted the throttle and let the revs rise. When I heard wheelspin, I released the brake and guided the car down the street. I let speed build, keeping my right foot planted. I then veered gently to the left and lined the car up with the tree I bad selected. The car left the road and I felt it bounce and sway under me as we moved from grippy tarmac to loose dirt and grass. I had been watching the speedo climb, whilst also staring down my tree. All I saw was speed, tree. Speed, tree. The last number I saw was 90Km/h (approx 55mph). I held the wheel tight and let out my best battle cry as the car bounced across the grass and I kept the steering square on target.
Prior to entering tbe car for the last time, I had asked myself what I would do if it didn't work. Hang myself, I decided, but gave no more thought than that, because in my mind there was no real chance of survival.
I opened my eyes. My immediate reaction: "oh?". A fraction of a second later I was overwhelmed by the extreme pain.
I realized I was in the passenger footwell. My body had been thrown violently on impact. I awoke with my head where the passengers feet would go. There was glass in my forehead and back.
I reached up and pulled the door handle. I fell out of the car. My body had been pressed up against the inside of the car door. I was pulled myself away from the car.
I noticed people. I recognized forms. I identified words. Someone said it looked like the ads on TV. I smiled inside. Another person called me a fucking idiot. I took offence and wanted to punch on, but I was a pathetic, lincapacitated, writhing human catfish. I was out of water. Blind. Immobile. Irrelevant. Helpless.
I recognized the paramedics. I never saw them, I only saw sleeves and hands. One of them asked me something about the crash. I got offended at the suggestion that I had made a mistake or lost control. I proudly exclaimed that I did it on purpose.
I was in a hospital. I heard voices. They spoke English. I couldn't understand them. They came from faces. I couldn't see them. They had hands. I couldn't see past the wrist. Each time a person spoke, I knew they spoke English, but the words were indecipherable.
I recognized some hands. They belonged to my father. I couldn't see him, but I knew he was there. They cleaned the wound on my leg. I watched them spray it with soap and water. My flesh flapped around under the pressure like a palm leave in a storm. I watched and felt nothing. I couldn't see my father beyond his hands. He held mine tight. His knuckles white. He was crying.
I awoke in a bed. I sat up. There was instant pain. There were fragments if glass embedded in my back. They removed the glass and cleaned my.
I awoke again. They spoke to me. They didn't understand. Of course I did it on purpose, how the fuck else could someone hit a tree square on a perfectly straight road?
I realized I was somewhere else. I came to understand, I was in the mental health ward of the local hospital. I laughed at the thought of being locked up with those hopeless crazies.
I was released later. I don't know when. It may have been 3 weeks. It may have been 3 months. The days were indistinguishable. There were no clocks or calendars. There was no sense of time. I have no idea of how long I was there for.
It never goes away. You just learn to understand it. But it's always there.
Kinda crazy because how irrelevant the dynamic has been, peoples with me barely noticed it
Shoes probably were not the best for it, btw on a narrow path my foot just slided over a rock that had little almost sand-like stones
I lost balance and was falling on my left but i grabbed a bush on my right with the hand
Kinda irrelevant event, except if i fallen on the left was likely sure death: a kinda big (almost 10 meters i guess) vertical fall over rocks and then a long steep downhill over more rocks, to end up much lower over rocks
what the fuck, you cant just leave it there, drop the whole story man
Been shot at on 6 separate occasions so prolly one of those
15yo, i was on a scooter as passenger, a car ignoring red light full crashed on our side at a cross
i've seen it last moment with the corner of my eye and lifted my leg/foot (car will have crashed just there)
I've been sent fly for few meters and i have no idea about the line of the fly, but i landed (by unconscious instict or by pure luck) on my hands and knees
I quickly raised the head just to see another car (coming from same road but opposite direction) that was in full breaks trying to stop, i managed to push myself backward on ass and rolled on the right side (car was trying to deviate on my left), wich has been kind useless as the car managed to stop itself 1-1,5 meter from me anyway
end result of all this shit, i got little graze on palms and knees, and my jeans ripped at knees
Never known what happened to the dude, i remember peoples were screaming at him and one man was holding him against a wall, likely to prevent him from escape from cops
Everybody was asking us if we was alright, my friend got broken left forearm, an huge pain on the tight and hip on same side.
We ran away as fast he could because the scooter was'nt our, we took the close subway for some stops, then we gone in a medical center/hospital because he was sure to have broken arm and leg (leg end up only a big dark bruise but no bones involved)
We both got very lucky, but me in particular
Another time i was hiking on alps (i think i was 18yo or 19)
Kinda crazy because how irrelevant the dynamic has been, peoples with me barely noticed it
Shoes probably were not the best for it, btw on a narrow path my foot just slided over a rock that had little almost sand-like stones
I lost balance and was falling on my left but i grabbed a bush on my right with the hand
Kinda irrelevant event, except if i fallen on the left was likely sure death: a kinda big (almost 10 meters i guess) vertical fall over rocks and then a long steep downhill over more rocks, to end up much lower over rocks
Was this in Italy? Because I’ve only been there once and was shocked at how crazy people drive down one lane, winding roads. They’re insane.
Yes
We are a bit crazy driving indeed, but go throught a red light cross like that is'nt normal even for our standards... dude was probably drunk or drugged