Discussion Against Complete Hanging?

[Jenjoh2358]

Is Complete Hanging / Full-Suspension the black sheep of the hanging methods?

It's effects are the same to Partial, and the Night-Night method; 20-30 Seconds until Unconscious, then 30 minutes give or take till death.

But many have said it's a pain…
Anyone know if this is reliable?

 

[ThisIsNotMeR]

Is Complete Hanging / Full-Suspension the black sheep of the hanging methods?

It's effects are the same to Partial, and the Night-Night method; 20-30 Seconds until Unconscious, then 30 minutes give or take till death.

But many have said it's a pain…
Anyone know if this is reliable?

If I was to hang myself, I would choose full suspension. Some people struggle quite violently while unconscious, and I wouldn't want to be in contact with any object/wall/floor during that, as it'd have a higher chance of loosening or breaking the rope, or moving me into a position with less pressure on the neck.

With full suspension, as long as your rope can hold your weight, you're good. It might be more uncomfortable during that 20-30s since there's a lot more pressure on the neck, but not massively so, I don't think it's supposed to be really painful.

 

[Someone123]

Full suspension seems to be the most reliable of the hanging methods, but there can be some issues. Arms and legs will move around quite a bit as they try to get oxygen, so if they can bang into a wall or door this will cause noise that could cause someone to rescue you- you need at least 20 - 30 minutes to have a good chance with this method.

 

[eternalmelancholy]

I believe full suspension is the superior method if you can find a suitable anchor point. Most people settle for partial because it is easier to access. All the failed hanging stories I read about is with partial. All my attempts so far with partial also failed, even though some of the attempts were fully intentional and not simply "practice".