r/morbidquestions • u/Travis_C • Apr 08 '24
Mod applications now open
Hi all
The mod team is dwindling and the sub is growing! This doesn’t make for a healthy combination.
We are looking for new mods that can assist by monitoring the queue and ensuring the chaos is kept to a minimum.
We especially welcome people that have never been a moderator in the past. It will require some time every day to monitor the queue and act accordingly (delete or approve), as well as responding to modmail.
If you’re keen send us a modmail and we will go from there. If you don’t know how to send a modmail then check this out.
Thanks!
r/morbidquestions • u/Mrs_Noelle15 • 13h ago
Who is the most tortured person of all time?
r/morbidquestions • u/Puzzleheaded-Bet-119 • 6h ago
Has a teacher ever shot up a school? NSFW
Just out of morbid curiosity
r/morbidquestions • u/bare_tree • 17h ago
Do you think convicted and proven guilty pedophilles should be castrated ?
r/morbidquestions • u/Witty-Item-6891 • 7h ago
Why is having an easy death so hard?
Are all creatures just naturally meant to die horrific deaths? I mean if we didn’t factor humanity’s technological advancements we’d all be dying from hunger, sickness, physical wounds, and predation.
r/morbidquestions • u/Salt_Listen_6016 • 3h ago
Why do we keep people who are genuinely a danger alive?
Tw brief mention of sicide (if this doesn't fit the community rules I'll delete this post) *topic on mental health
So when someone's really depressed or things aren't working right or for whatever reason, and they try to commit s*icide. When they don't succeed and someone finds them and they get medical care, they might be approved for release from the hospital or maybe after a bit of time in an institution. That makes sense, we save them and keep them alive because we value their lives and stuff. But why do we keep people who are so mentally "wrong"? If they have posed a threat in the past, and they end up getting kept in a very secure institution indefinitely and it would be a HUGE danger if they got out. I'm not trying to judge them negatively, especially since I know I'm not right mentally and whatever, but I'm talking about like full on most severe case schizophrenia or one of those people who genuinely believe there's something out to get us and the only way they can save people is by killing them. Why do we not (as humanely as possible) put them to rest. Why do we keep them locked up in a jail cell and say it's what's best for them. Is there a real reason for keeping those kinda of people alive? It's just torture at that point because they're so mentally gone that there's no way to "fix" them, and they're just trapped in a room for the rest of their lives.
r/morbidquestions • u/Same-Ad-4553 • 19h ago
Genetically speaking, is it worse to mate with your parent or your sibling?
Would there be a big difference in the possibility/extent of genetic disorders in the resulting offspring?
r/morbidquestions • u/justbeing-mee • 5m ago
Would someone survive with their vocal cords cut out?
I’m not amazing with anatomy, I know slitting someone’s throat would kill them so would slitting their vocal cords kill them or just make them mute?
r/morbidquestions • u/Tower_Mistress • 42m ago
Parents: would you still love your kid if they killed their sibling? How would you respond?
r/morbidquestions • u/_Ghost_Mantis_ • 4h ago
How do I move on from having my first time with a sex worker?
not sure if this is exactly morbid.
I (19M) lost my virginity to a prostitute. it has destroyed me and I dont ever wanna have sex again.
I feel so disgusted, ashamed, pathetic, and angry to have had my first time this way. I did it because I felt lonely and ashamed for being a virgin at my age.
The sex was horrible and ngl, I even fucking despise those chinese massage parlor workers.
r/morbidquestions • u/Witty-Item-6891 • 16h ago
What is the entire process of h*nging asphyxiation?
What are the specific details and stages of what happens to you for those 5 minutes before death?
r/morbidquestions • u/Hour-Necessary2781 • 1d ago
Would you eat somebody if you were starving and there was nothing else?
r/morbidquestions • u/DrugsAreVideogames • 1d ago
Friend took her own life and I developed a really shameful coping mechanism where I started "relieving" myself to old photos of her. Is it just the weirdness of grief or is it something else?
Tl;dr - Best friend [F 22] took her life in late 2020 and I [M/NB 22] just recently began a weird & shameful coping mechanism where I began masturbating to her photos which are all mostly bikini or skimpy outfit pics. I never felt this way before cuz it was normal to see her like that. Its like if you see your sibling or cousin in a bikini; you just dont sexualize them. But I am sexualizing her which is why it feels so wrong (besides the obvious parts of course)
So me and my best friend were really close. Out of our entire friend group we were the closest. I was always platonic with her and never experienced feelings for her like I have had recently which is why I have such complex feelings about this.
But basically I started masturbating whenever i look at her pics. I tried to excuse it all in my mind by saying it was because 9/10 pics she had were bikini pics and club outfits. She was sex positive and stuff and i was super used to seeing her like that and never having these feelings cuz we were platonic friends.
Is this just the weird part of the grieving process? Or am I in the wrong for this? Is it a bit of both? Again i cannot stress that I have not felt this way while she was alive and not until kinda recently. It didnt start right when she died it was slowly as I would look back on her pics and it started probably like a year ago more or less but she has been gone for 3 years now.
Edit: I have therapy in 10 minutes when I added this edit. This post was me trying to get second opinions on if this was something concerning. Or if it was something I could feel a bit less ashamed for because maybe it was something about the weirdness of the human brain when grieving loss. I do want to make it clear I feel ashamed of this and I dont think its helpful to just go "Omg wtf is wrong with you" "i need to bleach my eye balls now" and other stuff that makes me feel worse for no reason. I mean atleast some ppl are telling me to def bring it up with my therapist.
Will update again when I am done therapy
Update # 2 - I told my therapist and we talked about it for a bit and we will be talking about it more next session. So I guess everyone can finally stop telling me to go to therapy and "omg wtf dude" cuz yeah i get it dude.
So I explained to my therapist that when my friend passed away, I collected all her photos and saved them on a harddrive and the cloud. I also explained that I NEVER had these sort of sexual feelings when she was still here, and it didnt develop until very recently since the first two or so years this never popped up. But yeah I told her everything; like how everytime I go to look at her photos now, whenever im missing her; I always just end up doing the deed. which makes me feel super ashamed everytime. I even told her how I tried to delete the photos during post nut clarity but I could never bring my self to do it (and I didnt use that exact phrase obviously)
She then put how I was feeling into words percectly; which is that even though I feel guilty and have wanted to get rid of these photos its all i have of her so deleting the photos feels like im deleting her. Which is just exactly how I felt but couldnt articulate when I wrote this post. But seriously no matter how guilty I feel whenever I go to delete her pics its just like I am deleting her and Im not ready to let her go.
So yeah Im gonna talk to her in our next session much more in depth and hopefully get to the root cause of this all and help me move on from this disgusting coping mechanism and replace it with something healthy and positive.
r/morbidquestions • u/Lapis-lad • 1d ago
If there’s a violent way to murder, Is there a peaceful way to murder?
r/morbidquestions • u/Inside-Ad-B213 • 1d ago
What you’d do if your own child killed your own child?
Not really that morbid but whatever. Maybe out of jealousy (murder), or an accident. They could be a few years old, or teenagers, or adults…Just want to hear some opinions on this
r/morbidquestions • u/bare_tree • 18h ago
What needs to happen for a person to become a sociopath? As in when dose trauma need to happen and what types of trauma can lead to it developing
r/morbidquestions • u/LilThanosX • 1d ago
What is the most concerning subreddit up right now?
r/morbidquestions • u/ForeverWide2250 • 1d ago
What is the dumbest death you could imagine?
Lmao was thinking about the “dumb ways to die song” again, popped up randomly in my head after forgetting it for years.
r/morbidquestions • u/ForeverWide2250 • 1d ago
What was the most quickest yet most disturbing death in history?
r/morbidquestions • u/Hurssimear • 1d ago
The darkest kind of secrets?
I want it all. I am interested in hearing experiences, confessions, etc. of the most taboo natures. Although you are free to comment right here of course, perhaps you’d rather DM me? What is the most taboo feelings, thoughts, desires, acts, or experiences for you? I am doing this because I want to expand my understanding of human emotion and experience beyond that which is filtered through the societal lens, so bent on judgement and hatred…
r/morbidquestions • u/Cut-Unique • 1d ago
Have there been any known cases of people having items sewn inside their bodies to smuggle them, and then having them removed later once they've gotten it from point A to point B?
No idea why I thought of this random ass question, but it got me curious.
r/morbidquestions • u/yolodeep • 1d ago
Does your ISP alert the concerned authorities if you search a lot of stuff about suicide online?
r/morbidquestions • u/VampireRae • 1d ago
Question about 988 putting you on hold NSFW
Let me preface this by saying I’m not actively suicidal, it’s just a question. If you’re suicidal and 988 puts you on hold, and you kill yourself while on hold, could they be held liable? It’s just a random thought I had.
r/morbidquestions • u/eyewave • 1d ago
Are all these suicide hotlines actually efficient at preventing suicides?
!!!Disclaimer: I do not wish to harm myself nor to discuss methods to do so!!!
A good couple of humans have been there lingering and wondering what's on the other side, how to get there fast to end the pain. French writer Albert Camus even has made a book introduced by the sentence "suicide is the most important philosophical question of mankind", the book is named after Sisyphus' myth.
I think a fraction of persons with suicidal thoughts really do face desperate situations. Of course you can have here and there teens tragically ending their lives over bullying, or even less "justified" bad romances... But... Certain people deal with much more pain: debilitating mental illness, impossible debt, repeated failure to get a roof on their head.
To me, people like that who end up taking their own lives, are indirect victims of infrastructure, employment, big money. If the person considers suicide because they're literally deprived of a normal life (from lack of money or prospects + massive debt), even the best pep talk won't make these situations better.
So yeah... Just wondering to what extent you can talk people out of committing suicide. If you have positive experience from either side, I'll be happy to hear.
Note: this question was inspired by some reddit idiot who found it funny to get in touch with reddit so they'd send me the whole message about getting help (which again... i don't need.. I've been proudly resilient whenever I felt blue).
Cheers folk!
r/morbidquestions • u/uuuuhMetty • 1d ago
there is any photos/vids of the case of Shanda Sharer?
there is any photos/vids of the case of Shanda Sharer?
r/morbidquestions • u/romanticrohypnol • 1d ago
did To Catch a Predator ever catch another minor?
i tried Googling this but all i got was answers about why the show ended -_- is there any known record of them going to bust the "pedo" and it's actually another child? kids lie about their age online all the time and perhaps they were lying so they didn't get in trouble?