Method Best way to succeed partial hanging

[020x]

Last week, I have been practicing different ways of doing partial hanging and will share which method has worked the best out of all.

In order to succeed partial hanging, is to fully block the carotid arteries on both sides of your neck, around 80-90% of the blood flow in the blood vessels has to be blocked for this to be guaranteed and quick. Will also share how to overwin your survival instinct.


What's needed for this:

- A rope
A nylon type of rope is recommended but it could be any rope that isn't stretchy and needs to be at least 1cm (0,4 inch) thick if you weigh more than 50kg (110 lbs)

- 2 regular socks
A pair of regular socks (not the extra thicker ones for winter)

- A strong anchor point.
A reliable anchor point, could be anything that will hold your body for at least 30 minutes (wouldn't recommend a doorknob..)


The process:

1. Make a slip knot, there are plenty of YouTube tutorials if you don't know how to do it. Also, hangman's knot will not work for this.

2. Prepare the socks (the socks are gonna be needed to put them against your carotid arteries to achieve the needed pressure because the rope alone can't easily reach there), you will need to fold them both like in this picture:


3. Once the rope and socks have been prepared, this is how they have to be put around your neck:


4. Find an anchor point and position yourself like in picture below:


5. To overwin survival instinct, you need to make sure that your body is not going to be able to save you using its strength. To achieve this, you will need to tie your hands behind your back. For those who consume alcohol, getting drunk helps too.

6. Finally. Kneel yourself down and make sure that both of your knees point to the ground but not touch it.

After doing the last step, you will start to feel like your face is filling up with blood (this is normal, it's the same as if another person chokes you). You are still able to breath normally. It will take between 15-30 seconds to pass out and lose consciousness, depending on how much you weigh.

When I was practicing it, I didn't attach the other end of the rope to the anchor point but instead, I threw the rope over it and was holding the end with my hand, so that when I pass out, my hand go off the rope and lets me fall. This can be done if you just want to practice partial hanging. But be careful.


This content is provided for educational purposes and is not intended to promote or encourage suicide in any way.

 

[front of me]

you will start to feel like your face is filling up with blood

Iam afraid of this

 

[020x]

you will start to feel like your face is filling up with blood

Iam afraid of this

It's because you block the circulation to your brain and the blood is being trapped there. That's the whole purpose of hanging unfortunately

 

[SockAlias]

Thanks for the info

 

[squareminus1]

Finally. Kneel yourself down and make sure that both of your knees point to the ground but not touch it.
Hi, can you do this while kneeling fully with your ligature at an angle, I have no suitable supports on the cieling for this job but can thread my ligature through the back of my radiator and tie it to the supports. Idk if SI would maybe be too powerful if I can just reach the ground but I could try tie my hands still. My ligature is a neck tie it's the best i can do since it's thin enough to fit between the radiatoe and wall and can hold my weight from what I have tested. Do you have any advice on this issue, thanks!

 

[NeedPeace83]

that really look promising, thx
Do i need to stay on the toe of my feet until i pass out?

 

[wildflowercloud]

Last week, I have been practicing different ways of doing partial hanging and will share which method has worked the best out of all.

In order to succeed partial hanging, is to fully block the carotid arteries on both sides of your neck, around 80-90% of the blood flow in the blood vessels has to be blocked for this to be guaranteed and quick. Will also share how to overwin your survival instinct.


What's needed for this:

- A rope
A nylon type of rope is recommended but it could be any rope that isn't stretchy and needs to be at least 1cm (0,4 inch) thick if you weigh more than 50kg (110 lbs)

- 2 regular socks
A pair of regular socks (not the extra thicker ones for winter)

- A strong anchor point.
A reliable anchor point, could be anything that will hold your body for at least 30 minutes (wouldn't recommend a doorknob..)


The process:

1. Make a slip knot, there are plenty of YouTube tutorials if you don't know how to do it. Also, hangman's knot will not work for this.

2. Prepare the socks (the socks are gonna be needed to put them against your carotid arteries to achieve the needed pressure because the rope alone can't easily reach there), you will need to fold them both like in this picture:
View attachment 118881

3. Once the rope and socks have been prepared, this is how they have to be put around your neck:
View attachment 118882

4. Find an anchor point and position yourself like in picture below:
View attachment 118884

5. To overwin survival instinct, you need to make sure that your body is not going to be able to save you using its strength. To achieve this, you will need to tie your hands behind your back. For those who consume alcohol, getting drunk helps too.

6. Finally. Kneel yourself down and make sure that both of your knees point to the ground but not touch it.

After doing the last step, you will start to feel like your face is filling up with blood (this is normal, it's the same as if another person chokes you). You are still able to breath normally. It will take between 15-30 seconds to pass out and lose consciousness, depending on how much you weigh.

When I was practicing it, I didn't attach the other end of the rope to the anchor point but instead, I threw the rope over it and was holding the end with my hand, so that when I pass out, my hand go off the rope and lets me fall. This can be done if you just want to practice partial hanging. But be careful.


This content is provided for educational purposes and is not intended to promote or encourage suicide in any way.

Will the socks help with making sure the trachea doesn't collapse and create the panic response?

 

[nicotine_goblin]

Would it make sense to use the sock thing for full suspension? To me it seems like it would work as a sort of padding so it's less uncomfortable for the skin but not sure if it has benefits beyond that

 

[iamsofkntired]

I've tried the partial method so many times and I get the face filling up with blood feeling and I start to hear my heartbeat loudly in my ears but I just don't pass out I've set a timer on my phone and I went about 35 seconds and my face was just filling and I wasn't passing out so Idk also I'm 5'3 160 cm and 55kg and the place I tie the knot holding me is inside a large closet and I put the knoose behind my neck idk what to do to pass out quickly because my sl keep kicking in after like 20 seconds and i stand up

 

[self destructing]

Last week, I have been practicing different ways of doing partial hanging and will share which method has worked the best out of all.

In order to succeed partial hanging, is to fully block the carotid arteries on both sides of your neck, around 80-90% of the blood flow in the blood vessels has to be blocked for this to be guaranteed and quick. Will also share how to overwin your survival instinct.


What's needed for this:

- A rope
A nylon type of rope is recommended but it could be any rope that isn't stretchy and needs to be at least 1cm (0,4 inch) thick if you weigh more than 50kg (110 lbs)

- 2 regular socks
A pair of regular socks (not the extra thicker ones for winter)

- A strong anchor point.
A reliable anchor point, could be anything that will hold your body for at least 30 minutes (wouldn't recommend a doorknob..)


The process:

1. Make a slip knot, there are plenty of YouTube tutorials if you don't know how to do it. Also, hangman's knot will not work for this.

2. Prepare the socks (the socks are gonna be needed to put them against your carotid arteries to achieve the needed pressure because the rope alone can't easily reach there), you will need to fold them both like in this picture:
View attachment 118881

3. Once the rope and socks have been prepared, this is how they have to be put around your neck:
View attachment 118882

4. Find an anchor point and position yourself like in picture below:
View attachment 118884

5. To overwin survival instinct, you need to make sure that your body is not going to be able to save you using its strength. To achieve this, you will need to tie your hands behind your back. For those who consume alcohol, getting drunk helps too.

6. Finally. Kneel yourself down and make sure that both of your knees point to the ground but not touch it.

After doing the last step, you will start to feel like your face is filling up with blood (this is normal, it's the same as if another person chokes you). You are still able to breath normally. It will take between 15-30 seconds to pass out and lose consciousness, depending on how much you weigh.

When I was practicing it, I didn't attach the other end of the rope to the anchor point but instead, I threw the rope over it and was holding the end with my hand, so that when I pass out, my hand go off the rope and lets me fall. This can be done if you just want to practice partial hanging. But be careful.


This content is provided for educational purposes and is not intended to promote or encourage suicide in any way.

Questions for OP @020x: Thank you for sharing! I appreciate how this method combines partial and night-night.
1) Why do you recommend normal socks versus thicker ones?

2. If you had access to full suspension, would you still choose this kneeling/partial method?

Thank you again :)

 

[crxssedho3]

you will start to feel like your face is filling up with blood

Iam afraid of this

I hate that feeling too, SI kicks in everytime. I wish it didn't fucking exist.

 

[Foreverix]

@020x And you've been successful in your practice runs? I just want to verify, as I can only assume your practice runs have worked well.

Also, I like your disclaimer at the end of the post, perhaps more of us should adopt this for future method posts?

Thanks for the tips!

Edit: OP hasn't been active for a month. Perhaps the test runs led to following through.

 

[golden_triforce3]

you will start to feel like your face is filling up with blood

Iam afraid of this

It's because you block the circulation to your brain and the blood is being trapped there. That's the whole purpose of hanging unfortunately

I've tried the partial method so many times and I get the face filling up with blood feeling and I start to hear my heartbeat loudly in my ears but I just don't pass out I've set a timer on my phone and I went about 35 seconds and my face was just filling and I wasn't passing out so Idk also I'm 5'3 160 cm and 55kg and the place I tie the knot holding me is inside a large closet and I put the knoose behind my neck idk what to do to pass out quickly because my sl keep kicking in after like 20 seconds and i stand up

I hate that feeling too, SI kicks in everytime. I wish it didn't fucking exist.

If you feel that pressure in your head, it means that your jugular veins are being constricted, but not your carotid arteries.

The carotid arteries bring blood to your head and the jugular veins drain it out. If you only block the jugulars, all the blood coming from the carotids will accumulate in your head, creating pressure.

The though thing is that the carotids are thicker, more rigid, and stronger than the jugulars, so they're harder to constrict. Therefore, you might need more force or to better position the rope to shut both of them down.

But if you do, you should theoretically have minimal discomfort, just the lightheadedness and dizziness from lack of oxygen in your brain.

 

[StalkedByDeath]

If you feel that pressure in your head, it means that your jugular veins are being constricted, but not your carotid arteries.

The carotid arteries bring blood to your head and the jugular veins drain it out. If you only block the jugulars, all the blood coming from the carotids will accumulate in your head, creating pressure.

The though thing is that the carotids are thicker, more rigid, and stronger than the jugulars, so they're harder to constrict. Therefore, you might need more force or to better position the rope to shut both of them down.

But if you do, you should theoretically have minimal discomfort, just the lightheadedness and dizziness from lack of oxygen in your brain.

Was seeing if someone mentioned this. If you do it perfect you'll pass out before you realize what's going on. I had that happen twice. If you do it right but not "perfect" you won't feel any pressure. Your lips and body will start to go numb; similar to nitrous/laughing gas in the dentist office. This is when SI can kick in. When you back out you feel a bit disoriented and euphoric for a few seconds.

 

[golden_triforce3]

I was able to accomplish it while practicing only once or twice. It felt exactly like you described.
Everyone's body is different, but for me at least I find it extremely hard to hit the carotids just right.
Most times I just get the intense pressure in the head instead.

.Was seeing if someone mentioned this. If you do it perfect you'll pass out before you realize what's going on. I had that happen twice. If you do it right but not "perfect" you won't feel any pressure. Your lips and body will start to go numb; similar to nitrous/laughing gas in the dentist office. This is when SI can kick in. When you back out you feel a bit disoriented and euphoric for a few seconds.

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[kerakott]

I tried yesterday partial hanging.
And I can't close the carotid arteries!
Only closed jugular veins. Fck!
The head explosion feeling is grouse.
I put the rope lower to the neck and knot was in the back middle of the neck.
I have bdsm rope.
Will try tonight with socks. It has to be work.
PS! English isn't my first language. Sorry.

 

[todienomore]

@golden_triforce3 @kerakott

Did practicing leave any neck marks or burst small blood vessels in face/eyes?

I would like to practice but I cant go to work with neck marks.

 

[lifewasawillowtv]

I was able to accomplish it while practicing only once or twice. It felt exactly like you described.
Everyone's body is different, but for me at least I find it extremely hard to hit the carotids just right.
Most times I just get the intense pressure in the head instead.

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I can't seem to pass out, I keep gagging instead (too much pressure on trachea maybe?) and just get pressure in my ears but that's it. Any advice? I used a necktie and put the socks in the right place like in the picture.

 

[LilaBlues]

I can't seem to pass out, I keep gagging instead (too much pressure on trachea maybe?) and just get pressure in my ears but that's it. Any advice? I used a necktie and put the socks in the right place like in the picture.

Same here! Gagging is a huge problem. Any advice is highly appreciated.

 

[fionacries]

Whats the best knot for anchoring the other end of the rope ive been looking at how to do the anchor bend knot. . I have loft bed so i was just going to anchor it to that.

 

[enslavedinbody]

would i be able to just tie the rope around my neck instead of having a suspension point?

 

[MatrixPrisoner]

In all cases, sheer will power is required to CTB. The will power to intitiate a method that cannot be overwritten by survival instinct (i.e jumping), or the will power to not let up during in a method where SI can prompt disengagement (i.e partial hanging). It's an unfortunate truth, but it is the only way.

 

[AMATERASU :-)]

What about fill out the sock with something hard like a ball or something. Have someone think on this?

 

[FutureHanger]

smart idea you should practice and see how it goes but I think if it's too thick or big it'll just hit your trachea or be inefficient in hitting your carotids

What about fill out the sock with something hard like a ball or something. Have someone think on this?

 

[drinkthenectar]

can someone describe the feeling to me? i haven't tried yet and i want to know first how it could feel like.

you will start to feel like your face is filling up with blood

Iam afraid of this

 

[dynastickitten]

Never considered using socks or padding to help with stopping blood flow. Used this method for my last attempt and SI kicked in so I ended up pussying out this is helpful though, if I ever want to revisit it. It felt kinda nice, the loss of consciousness

 

[KAZ-2Y5]

I've tried the partial method so many times and I get the face filling up with blood feeling and I start to hear my heartbeat loudly in my ears but I just don't pass out I've set a timer on my phone and I went about 35 seconds and my face was just filling and I wasn't passing out so Idk also I'm 5'3 160 cm and 55kg and the place I tie the knot holding me is inside a large closet and I put the knoose behind my neck idk what to do to pass out quickly because my sl keep kicking in after like 20 seconds and i stand up

Try a thick belt and wrap the whole things around your neck, and use either a carabiner with a tough rope attached to an anchor point maybe you need more weight into it or more surface area? The choking game kills video is on YouTube if you want visual demonstrations

 

[kerakott]

@golden_triforce3 @kerakott

Did practicing leave any neck marks or burst small blood vessels in face/eyes?

I would like to practice but I cant go to work with neck marks.

Sorry for late answer, but no, no marks.

 

[4everHeartBroken]

Was seeing if someone mentioned this. If you do it perfect you'll pass out before you realize what's going on. I had that happen twice. If you do it right but not "perfect" you won't feel any pressure. Your lips and body will start to go numb; similar to nitrous/laughing gas in the dentist office. This is when SI can kick in. When you back out you feel a bit disoriented and euphoric for a few seconds.

How did you get it perfectly? What did you use? Thanks!

 

[Alfwynn]

How does one go about practicing hanging?

I don't have the search function at my disposal, so I can't find anything on my own.