Help another noose placement thread for full suspension hanging

[blissfulness]

i've been looking around and still can't find a definitive answer. where do i put the noose when i hang myself??? there's so many conflicting answers. i've tried practicing with the noose just under my jaw, but my head keeps swelling up so obviously i'm doing it wrong as i'm not getting at the carotid arteries.

above the adam's apple

Placement of rope for full suspension? URGENT

Good evening. Please tell me where I shop place the rope on my neck for full suspension? I hear people talk about sliding and obviously trying to restrict the arteries but I feel one you step off whatever you are, the rope is going to kind of do what it wants. Please do not speculate, only...

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One last question about hanging and rope placement

I read a few good articles on this site about hanging some time ago, but I remember conflicting recommendations about rope placing on the neck. Some say that it should be placed under Adam's apple and others say it should be placed over Adam's apple. Can you give a somewhat of a definitive...

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Guide on how to lose consciousness when hanging yourself (aka most common hanging mistakes)

I've seen a lot of doubt regarding whether or not someone is conscious or unconscious during a full suspension hanging attempt. Below I've linked some videos in which people are undoubtedly conscious for a few minutes (due to them not following the hanging best practices)...

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middle of the neck?

Hanging - Suicide Wiki

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bottom of neck

Rope placement in partial hang

In partial hang, everyone says it is better to place rope on the top of ur neck, above your adams apple. But when i place rope at the bottom of my neck instead, ı go unconcious in 10 seconds with no pain at all. Is there any disadvantages of placing rope at the bottom of ur neck?

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[Gustav Hartmann]

If you hang full you don't have to care about the noose placement. The noose will slip automatically in the highest position under your yaw which is also the best position to block the carotids. As soon as the arteries are blocked you will feel no swelling head anymore.

 

[blissfulness]

If you hang full you don't have to care about the noose placement. The noose will slip automatically in the highest position under your yaw which is also the best position to block the carotids. As soon as the arteries are blocked you will feel no swelling head anymore.

thanks for the info! so many different sources it gets confusing

 

[it_is_that_bad808]

Try this, place the rope around the exact middle of your neck with the knot in the back. Look up and tigten the rope until snug making sure it is in the exact middle of your neck and the knot is behind. Put a little weight on it then look down. Out in 3 sec.

If you feel blood building up in your head, restart, then put a little more weight before you look down.

 

[AreWeWinning]

i've been looking around and still can't find a definitive answer. where do i put the noose when i hang myself??? there's so many conflicting answers. i've tried practicing with the noose just under my jaw, but my head keeps swelling up so obviously i'm doing it wrong as i'm not getting at the carotid arteries.

above the adam's apple

Placement of rope for full suspension? URGENT

Good evening. Please tell me where I shop place the rope on my neck for full suspension? I hear people talk about sliding and obviously trying to restrict the arteries but I feel one you step off whatever you are, the rope is going to kind of do what it wants. Please do not speculate, only...

sanctioned-suicide.net

One last question about hanging and rope placement

I read a few good articles on this site about hanging some time ago, but I remember conflicting recommendations about rope placing on the neck. Some say that it should be placed under Adam's apple and others say it should be placed over Adam's apple. Can you give a somewhat of a definitive...

sanctioned-suicide.net

Guide on how to lose consciousness when hanging yourself (aka most common hanging mistakes)

I've seen a lot of doubt regarding whether or not someone is conscious or unconscious during a full suspension hanging attempt. Below I've linked some videos in which people are undoubtedly conscious for a few minutes (due to them not following the hanging best practices)...

sanctioned-suicide.net

middle of the neck?

Hanging - Suicide Wiki

web.archive.org

bottom of neck

Rope placement in partial hang

In partial hang, everyone says it is better to place rope on the top of ur neck, above your adams apple. But when i place rope at the bottom of my neck instead, ı go unconcious in 10 seconds with no pain at all. Is there any disadvantages of placing rope at the bottom of ur neck?

sanctioned-suicide.net

For me, the main problem was that I didn't apply enough pressure. Once I discovered this, everything became easy and straightforward. The diameter of the ligature and the position don't matter much anymore, and I can pass out easily, within seconds. Or, to be precise, I start to pass out and lose my vision and muscle strength. It's a very distinct and obvious feeling, and it happens very quickly.

Also, what worked for me was lowering myself. Pulling on the rope didn't work, because I couldn't pull hard enough. But lowering myself quickly, decisively, with full force works every time. The key is to commit fully and not hold back.

How do you practice? The best — and only safe — way to practice is if you hold the other end of the rope in your hand. If you pass out, you automatically release the rope, which releases tension, so it's safe.

Practicing with the rope fixed to an anchor point is not only dangerous, but also completely pointless in my opinion. If someone does this, they'll definitely hold back, because they know it's dangerous — so they'll never experience what it feels like to pass out quickly. Or, if they don't hold back? Then the most likely outcome is that they die, in which case it's not a test but an attempt.