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Even since I was little, I've wanted to die painfully (i.e. burning, drowning, ect.). My dad constantly called me a pansy as a child, maybe that has something to do with it? But it's not that I WANT to die, just that when I do, I want it to hurt.
I actually think that it's normal.pain let's me know I'm alive and why not feel it extremely before dying?
I think essentially you'rr just curious about what extreme pain can feel like to the point of it killing you.
I've often wondered things like this as it seems like a more epic end to your life rather than just passing away in your sleep.
I'd want to die by suffocation, as it's not pain exactly but i've always wanted to know what happens after that feeling of desperation when u hold breath for too long
I don't think its so weird, I mean its the last thing you're ever gonna do here, why not feel it til the end?
I've always kind of wanted to die through torture. It seems fun and you might as well since you're going to die anyways.
^ I'm not sure if my logic is really thay great. lol.
I agree. Pain has definitely not been inflicted very heavily on you in your life time
Wow -- interesting thread. Just curious: have any of you who want a painful death actually experienced a great deal of physical pain (and the associated fear) before?
My friend's grandmother died recently at age 101. She got to say goodnight to her great grandchildren, her grandchildren, and her daughter before peacefully slipping away in her sleep at home. That to me sounds most appealing if I must consider my own death.
Studies show that drowning is actually a peaceful death. After the part of which you're trippin balls for air.
But I don't know how much of this I believe.
I don't get it, whenever I think of killing myself, I try and figure the most painless way possible.
I kind of want to get shot, but not die. And I guess if you wanted to go painfully, I'd recommend some type of hideous fiery crash. Or maybe being pulled apart by sharks or something.