Is there a method of suicide that is least painful? I'm at the point in my life where this question is on my mind a lot, and this isn't some crazy rant. I've felt this way for so long, but I think I may be ready to "move on." I feel calm and at peace about it. I just don't want it to be extremely painful, physically if it can be helped. (And I know someone is going to say that it will be painful for people who love me -- I do understand.).
Advicelady6798 answered Tuesday July 12 2011, 10:03 am: I had a friend who committed suicide. She was raped and took sleeping pills because she had nightmares every night. One night she went to a party, got drunk, and took to many pills. She never woke up after that. I also had another friend who walked into her house to find that her dad shot her mother then killed himself. My final story is about a coworker of mine who lost her ex husband and year old baby. Her ex husband didn't want to give up the house when they bank came to collect. He decided if he couldn't have his house, no one could. He went into the baby's room, shot the him in the leg first to wake him up, then shot him in the head. The ex husband started the fire and killed himself. I am sure you are at peace and calm about ending your life, doesn't make it right. My friend didn't want to die and neither did my co-workers kid. Are you willing to waste your life killing yourself knowing people would die to have theirs back? My mother has breast cancer and my father has a bad heart. The thought of them dying scares me very much and it makes me very angry when people just want to throw theirs away. I don't know if you are a religious person or not, but it is a sin to commit suicide. God felt that people who did that didn't like who he created and were shoving it in his face. Are you willing to risk your life and not know where you may end up afterwards? [ Advicelady6798's advice column | Ask Advicelady6798 A Question ]
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