As asked.

  • spittingimage@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    Fast.

    My father spent his last years in a hospital, gradually getting weaker and weaker. After two years he decided enough was enough and refused food, water or medicine. He had so little fat on his body at that point that it only took three days to starve himself into a coma and then death. I helped the funeral director move his body out to her van. He’d been in a foetal position so long we couldn’t unbend him to lie flat on the trolley.

    Actually, I’d like to amend that. Fast and in bed with a pair of 19-year old twins.

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    5 months ago

    “In my own bed, with a belly full of wine and a maiden’s mouth around my cock, at the age of eighty.”

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    5 months ago

    Had a heart attack recently… while waiting for surgery, asleep, they tell me my heart stopped for eight seconds.

    No clue. Woke up in the morning like usual, browsing my phone when they come in and tell me.

    Hopefully just like that.

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      5 months ago

      My dad died this exact same way and while doctors kept saying he didn’t suffer at all because it was so quick I just thought they were being reassuring since I guess that is what they are supossed to say.

      Your comment helps me to make the burden of his passing a bit lighter. Thank you.

  • ℕ𝕖𝕞𝕠@midwest.social
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    5 months ago

    Obviously the ideal is to die under suspicious circumstances in a large house with many rooms and secret passages, a variety of potential murder weapons, and several mutually distrustful colorful characters.

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    5 months ago

    At an old age peacefully after having a satisfying life

    Preferably before neurological decline sets in as I’d prefer to not go like I’ve seen so many others go; forgetting the faces of their loved ones

    I’d also hope that I will have left happy memories with those that would remember me after I’ve passed. Stories they’d love to tell people. Stories their grandkids would love to hear.

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      4 months ago

      That and other paintful things is why I am already (as a 17 year old) planning a suicide at 90 or when dementia starts (if i survive that long).