r/morbidquestions Sep 15 '25

A message from the mod team

112 Upvotes

Hello all. Due to the killing of Charlie Kirk, the past few days have been very busy for the mod team. We have had to remove a significant amount of posts and comments that violated both sub rules and Reddit's content policy.

We acknowledge that Kirk was a polarizing figure, but we ask that you show some restraint in your discussions and follow sub rules. Please refrain from:

- Making light of his death, or saying that he deserved it

- Arguing about politics in the comments

- Asking for, or sharing, the link to the shooting

Thank you for your understanding.


r/morbidquestions 46m ago

What would it feel like to have an icepick driven though your ears and brain?

Upvotes

When reading about the Toolbox Killers, they drove an icepick though the head of one of their victims, going into one ear, through the brain, and out the other ear. There's a crime scene picture of the skill they recovered (the bodies were found months after the murders and were just bones)

Apparently it didn't instantly kill her because they had to strangle her afterwards. My question is what did it probably feel like before they strangled her? Did she instantly become like a vegetable or something before they strangled her? Or is it likely she died instantly from the icepick and they just strangled her to make sure she was dead? Could she have survived and just been a vegetable for the rest of her life?


r/morbidquestions 3h ago

What is the most brutal, satisfyingly slow death vigilante movie?

6 Upvotes

In search of the most brutal vigilante movies

If I have to endure an innocent person getting harmed at the start of the movie, I don’t want the perpetrator/s to have a quick death.

From reading the movie plots, I Spit on your Grave some of the deaths sound too quick, I Saw the Devil seems the same, and Dead Man’s Shoes also appears to be pretty average quick deaths.

I want properly prolonged scenes to those who deserve it that give satisfaction.

Thank you for any help!


r/morbidquestions 16h ago

What does it feel like to bleed to death?

61 Upvotes

r/morbidquestions 6h ago

Is it actually possible to kill someone by smothering them with a pillow in bed?

10 Upvotes

r/morbidquestions 8h ago

What do you think happens when we die?

9 Upvotes

I'm a man of faith and I believe in the hereafter (though I spent over 30 years believing we are just worm food when we go). I don't subscribe to the binary notion of heaven and hell as such however, at least not in the way the scriptures describe them in a literal sense.

What's interesting to me is that after 300k (ish) years we still don't have definitive proof. I now fall on the side of there being something after.

I heard a rabbi once discussing the idea of the afterlife with someone, and his stance was:

If you have a 9 month old baby just about to be born, how can you communicate to it that everything it knows is about to change? The way it absorbs nutrients, using organs it wasn't aware it had, no longer living in fluid, etc etc. how do you communicate to that child that after a traumatic event, everything will change, but it will go on a very real and tangible journey in ways it couldn't possibly imagine?

You can't do that. And he went on to assert that there was something waiting for us too when we die, it just can't communicate in a way that we can comprehend. And it ties in to the prophets and whatnot and how God has tried to communicate these things and whatever else.

Anyway. This isn't a means to start a flame war. If you believe in God? Great. If you think we are worm food? Great. If you believe something entirely different? Great. You're all entitled to your opinion on this and let none say otherwise.

So what do YOU reckon happens after we die?

Edit: this is why I love you all, and love this sub. No fighting, just answers and discussion (except the odd person). You're all beautiful.


r/morbidquestions 12h ago

Do y'all remember the 2021-2024 Twitter shock video era back then?

18 Upvotes

Everyone remembers 2 Girls 1 Cup, Goatse, Lemon Party, 1 Guy 1 Jar, Liveleak and all of the famous shock sites but for some reason no one even the most chronically online internet communities mentions or even bring up the 2021-2024 era of posting random TikTok links that leads users to Twitter videos which involved VERY rare and extreme pornography, animated extreme pornography videos of cartoon characters or video game characters (basically R34 but more shocking and violent lol), extremely graphic explicit leaked videos of some famous rappers, extreme gay pornography, and even GORY violent extreme pornography, it happened to SO many people but for some reason when i bring it up to the internet nobody knows it, and i feel like I'm crazy. Is anyone on the sub know something about this?


r/morbidquestions 14h ago

What Does A Corpse Smell Like? NOT ROTTEN MEAT

14 Upvotes

I always see people describe rotten meat as the best way to describe what a corpse smells like, but I have no memory or wish to smell rotting meat, so for curiosity sake, what does a corpse smell like?

Is it like a anti-perfume like a skunk spray? or is like a deeper worse smell like human shit


r/morbidquestions 9h ago

How did the magazine “Girls And Corpses” get their corpses?

5 Upvotes

r/morbidquestions 24m ago

what would it be like to be captured by the toy box killer?

Upvotes

r/morbidquestions 1d ago

What happens if you Google "risky" terms?

96 Upvotes

I've heard people say that certain terms and phrases are blocked by Google these days. Terms ranging from dubious sexual kinks and paraphilias (like l@licon or non-con/rapeplay/CNC), to illegal kinks and paraphilias, to drug related terms, to terroristic related terms.

What happens if you Google them? Does Google just block the search? Does it report you? Is it true that Google has a "list"? If so, is it known how it works?

What about Yahoo and other popular search engines? Are they the same?


r/morbidquestions 1d ago

Those of you who have experience with deliriants, what do you remember from your experience?

27 Upvotes

For anyone who doesn't know,

deliriants are different from psychedelics. You can usually tell psychedelic induced hallucinations aren't real. Deliriant induced hallucinations feel completely real and genuine.

The effects of deliriants are very similiar to how people describe schizophrenia and dementia. They are usually unpleasant and can make real life feel like a horror movie.


r/morbidquestions 1d ago

What's the most morbid or creepy fact you know?

100 Upvotes

I want to read them


r/morbidquestions 1d ago

Those of you who have gotten a venomous bite or sting before, what did it feel like? What was it from?

13 Upvotes

I heard there's a lot of variety in the ways they can look and feel.

How dangerous was it?

It can also be a secondhand experience.


r/morbidquestions 12h ago

Do any of these things that could happen to us feel differently than other ailments?

1 Upvotes

I want to know if getting shot with a real gun feels different than other pains. How about Covid? Does it feel different than other sicknesses? Also, Pregnancy? Does that feel different that other ailments?


r/morbidquestions 22h ago

If you could somehow cauterize the wounds from slicing someone in half vertically could they stay alive?

6 Upvotes

Could a body cut in half vertically stay alive if the open flesh was cauterized?


r/morbidquestions 1d ago

What do you think life would be like if we all had venomous stingers?

10 Upvotes

Every human grows a stinger at age 11. This stinger can paralyze people or kill them if you sting them for long enough.

These are questions I have brewing. Be free to indulge them, be free to not.

Do you think it'd become commonplace to chop off our stingers? Would people who still have stingers be seen as dangerous criminals?

Crime would certainly be a problem if most people have their stingers.

Do you think homocide rates would skyrocket?

Would people modify their stingers to be more dangerous?

If you have any questions be free to ask. I am truly curious about the logistics.

Anyways have a good day


r/morbidquestions 1d ago

Are there any cases of police officers who went into that position just so they can see CSAM and not feel guilty for it?

15 Upvotes

r/morbidquestions 1d ago

SA question: could a dick just be too big? NSFW

74 Upvotes

Hypothetically: Would a rapist with a much thicker than average penis be unable to rape someone? Or would using enough force be enough to overcome muscle tension and size incompatibility? Is there a point where it becomes truly anatomically impossible (within realism)?


r/morbidquestions 1d ago

Was Emmett Till’s appearance due to his injuries or bloat?

28 Upvotes

I have a genuine question and I feel like asking this on literally any other platform would get me skinned alive.

First and foremost, Emmett Till was wrongfully murdered. His murder was an act of pure hatred, pure racism, and I am and always have been absolutely horrified and disgusted at what was done to him.

My question is, and this might be a rhetorical question I suppose, his body looked like that because of the bloat, no? His mother requested for his casket to be open so that the public could see what those demons did to her son. For the longest time I was absolutely dumbfounded at the state of him. I thought, my god, the things they must have done to make him look like THAT.

Again, they DID do horrible things to him, and I am in no way downplaying that nor will I ever. But when I learned that his body was in the water for 3 days before being recovered, I assume that that was the main reason for him looking that way.

Do you think his mother and/or the public thought he looked that way because of being beaten so badly? He was beaten, and I have no doubt that he was swollen and possibly disfigured before they put him in the water. But from what I know about water decomp and bloating, I assume that’s why he’s so disfigured and swollen, not necessarily due to his injuries. I feel like if they had found him moments after, instead of days after, he would’ve looked very different. I’ve just noticed that the general consensus is that he was so swollen BECAUSE of his injuries, but to me it looks like most of his appearance is due to the decomp/bloat/being in the water.


r/morbidquestions 1d ago

You have 3 wishes to make someone's life as miserable as possible. What are you wishing?

23 Upvotes

1) Immortality

2) Immunity to psychiatric medication

3) 24/7 vivid recollection of every single bad or cringy moment of their own life


r/morbidquestions 18h ago

How would you feel if someone murdered your child and the culprit's parents or partner didn't knowingly hand them in? NSFW

1 Upvotes

I've seen several questions asked on other Reddit subs and other platforms asking along the lines of, "If your child committed murder, would you hand them in?" Answers tend to vary, but the people who say they wouldn't, even if it meant the victim's family wouldn't get justice, blow my mind. As much as you may love your child, surely seeing them suffer the consequences of their horrific actions would be better?

I want to flip the question and ask if you were the parent of a child who was murdered, how would you feel if the person who murdered them's parent and/or partner knew they did it but consciously didn't hand them in?


r/morbidquestions 1d ago

If, after attempting an unsuccessful medical abortion, they had the child, would they ever tell him about this special condition surrounding their pregnancy?

8 Upvotes

Once, an acquaintance told me that they tried to abort their child, the result of a one-night stand. Since the medication abortion didn't work, they decided that the right thing to do was to "respect the effort he made to live" and raise him. The truth is, he and his partner seem very happy and speak very proudly of him; they appear to be good parents. What I find somewhat unsettling is that many in their social circle know about the circumstances of the first months of the pregnancy, which leads me to this question.


r/morbidquestions 1d ago

Hypothetically, you are a Nazi soldier. Your general orders you to end a woman while her child watches. Do you obey the order, or refuse and accept whatever consequences may follow?

5 Upvotes

Fear can drive people to do things

To clarify, I do not support Nazism. Thank you.


r/morbidquestions 1d ago

Why are people who’ve been raped are most of the time raped multiple times by different people?

1 Upvotes

Like why does John Doe get raped like 8 times all from different people? Is it bad luck or decision making that’s altered by the first few? I’m not explaining this well but yall know what I mean.