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Dying of exhaustion must be such a relieving experience. amirite?
by eugenereynolds2 months ago
That's like finally finishing a marathon, flopping on the grass, and the grass being made of clouds.
by Anonymous2 months ago
Probably the same with torture.
by Ok_Art_73832 months ago
Who knows, maybe death is painful
by Anonymous2 months ago
It depends on the type of death but there are accounts from people who jumped off bridges and died for a bit after drowning They describe it as falling asleep on the worlds most comfortable bed
by Anonymous2 months ago
From what I understand, drowning is absolutely terrifying until you drown. All the burning in your lungs trying to hold your breath... Once you are forced to take in water your lungs fill up and equalize pressure. From there you can breathe in and out just fine (except it's water so there's no oxygen exchange taking place). Lack of oxygen makes you feel drowsy and then makes you pass out. Plus all the endorphins that the brain releases to cope. So the last few moments of drowning, supposedly, are surprisingly decent.
by wuckertelody2 months ago
It's like an awesome nap but don't wake up from.
by Macejkovicjevon2 months ago
Unless you go to a personal hell where you run a never ending marathon
by Anonymous2 months ago
Did you know your hearing is said to be the last to go when you die
by Anonymous2 months ago
Same with dying from sleep
by Anonymous2 months ago
No, you'll be dead and won't experience anything. Only if there is an afterlife where you remember your past life, and where you can experience things in a way like we do in this life would it be a relief. Sorry for being pedantic, I'm tired.
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