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That's correct. I'm just curious to approximately when this guy actually goes unconscious. It's hard to tell because you can move (a lot!) while unconscious, including heavy breathing while completely unconscious. I'm so curious exactly when this guy actually felt the lights go out before the agonizing breathes.
That's exactly what I was thinking along the lines of. I've read someone say they've drifted in and out of consciousness during an attempted partial and that absolutely TERRIFIES me. I just want to go to sleep (fall unconscious) and not wake-up during ANY of those minutes. Maybe it's harder to in a "night night method" because they're already laying down. But in partial hangings, most seem to fall unconscious within 10-15 seconds just by looking at their rigid moving arms and relaxed facial expressions just after a few seconds of pressure on the carotids. After seeing this video, I don't think the night night method is for me. There's absolutely NO backing out and it's too hard to tell exactly when he falls unconscious. I think at least with partial, you can choose to back out if it becomes too difficult or painful and just try again another day. Thanks for your reply!
