Author Topic: What does every imaginable death feel like?  (Read 1468 times)

This stuff just facinates me to no end... like seriously, death must be pretty damn painful and agonizing sometimes, but it's still very interesting.

Some people have a high threshold for pain and like to simulate deadly and deathly experience because they get some sort of high off of it.


Call me weird but i wanna kind of die horribly out of curiosity cus theres like a point where your brain can't process anymore pain. Like you reach your peak or something.

its probably just if you die by falling out a building
you have pain for a split second then your entire body shuts off

They feel like being dead.

:)

its probably just if you die by falling out a building
you have pain for a split second then your entire body shuts off
you would die before you hit the ground

you would die before you hit the ground
uh no you wouldn't
unless the fall is like 10000 feet, the only thing that'll kill you is the sudden stop at the bottom

You would also die when you hit your hip bone i think where the impact would break your spine.

Call me weird but i wanna kind of die horribly out of curiosity cus theres like a point where your brain can't process anymore pain. Like you reach your peak or something.

I would love to do this and be able to come back, knowing how it felt and everything. I would find it almost enlightening.

Idk when I floss I get very aggressive when I do it because it hurts but it's like a good pain like it hurts so bad but I enjoy it idk am I weird?


I would love to do this and be able to come back, knowing how it felt and everything. I would find it almost enlightening.
That and bragging rights

That and bragging rights

I burned to death and came back bitches, deep down inside I'm a burning skeleton.

i think anything that can kill, would be more painful to survive lol

Call me weird but i wanna kind of die horribly out of curiosity cus theres like a point where your brain can't process anymore pain. Like you reach your peak or something.
I've been at that point on roller coasters before, when my anxiety overflows and I just feel relaxed.

I've been at that point on roller coasters before, when my anxiety overflows and I just feel relaxed.
Anxiety =/= pain