which one of you have tried suicide

I thought I couldn't live without it. I was wrong

#yolo911nobuildings

>>8182261
so how did you tried suicide

>>8182259
A couple times.
I don't really remember much.

>>8182273
O_O

How does this have anything remotely close to science?

No, but I think about it pretty often.

Anyone know of a good suicide kit?

>>8184598
Just stop breathing and stuff, keeping yourself alive to the end of the day is vastly more complicated than just cutting off your oxygen supply for a couple of minutes.

>>8182259
Source of this beautiful drawning OP?

>>8184732
its punpun you know nothing plebian

MODS pls KILL this THREAD

>>8184609
How?

>>8185609
Breathing consists of inhaling and exhaling, so either don't inhale next or don't exhale depending on what step you are in the process.

If you are still alive, congratulations that feat was much harder than if you just held your breath for the next five minutes or cheated and went underwater, put a bag over your head, or something similarly simple.

what manga is this

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>>8182259
Why is this on the math and science board?

>>8186680
Dentist threads don't belong on /sci/?

How is it possible to fail to kill yourself?

>>8186907
the same thing that drove the urge to kill yourself in the first place

low iq

>>8186911
Understanding how terrible and hopeless the human condition is drives many high iq professionals to suicide: scientists, lawyers, bankers, and doctors all have greater rates of suicide than the general population.

>>8186931
Higher IQ appears protective against suicide

http://www.bmj.com/content/340/bmj.c2506

which is consistent with it protecting against mental illness and brain disorders in general