Omni Wrote:Personally, I don't think there's a correct way of overdosing. You can do it by using multiple types of drugs (mix and match = easier death), since some drugs are not meant to be combined together in the body. Though I admit, I agree that the body does take it's time to absorb any type of drugs.. Hell, Google up anything related to over-dosing, and most over-dose cases involves the user involved with multiple types of drugs being mixed together in their body. Heath Ledger's case was a great example of this. I don't really see why people go through the trouble of doing it in a more painful or time-consuming way. Death by sleep is easier, not that I encourage suicide, but I've researched a bit back in my High School years, and it seems that over-dosing is the least painful.
Yeah, multiple drugs is the way to go if you want to overdose suicide. Th problem is that you're not guaranteed death, and may end up pretty painful depending how your body handles it. Carbon monoxide poisoning is the most peaceful suicide. You can just sit back, relax, and do whatever in your final moments. Want to listen to music? Go ahead. Want to see your favorite movie one last time? Sure, but you'll probably fall asleep halfway through.
If you can find a place secluded enough that nobody tries to play Superman, and you have something that can emit enough carbon monoxide (I believe charcoal grills are commonly used and still widely available at an affordable price), then its probably the best way to off yourself.
Most other ways are just flashy. Unless you want others to feel pity for you, there's no reason to leave behind a huge puddle of blood, or your brains splattered on the pavement. I realize sometimes people suicide in such ways because it's the impulsive type of suicide that there's no turning back from. Once you're off the building, or press that trigger, or jump in front of that train, there's no stopping yourself. Some people are too afraid to actually end it, so would stop themselves if it wasn't something that would be quick.
Still, you can't even tell you're dying when you're ending it with carbon monoxide. The silent killer that you don't even know is there. If you pay attention to something else, it's easier to feel as if there's nothing going on at all. It helps that you'd actually feel relaxed and sleepy after a while, letting your mind drift off somewhere else.