Help Can you still hang yourself this way? Is it possible?

[Neogoloid]

Manged to constrict the cartoid artery in this position. However it's hard for me to do that in a straight line position. It's easier for me to do it when I lean foward. If I lean foward and pass out that way, will I still die? Or would I have the strength to back up and save myself when I'm convulsing.

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Don't underestimate SI and what a human body is still able to do even if being unconscious. Partial has a high failure rate bc of that imo.

Anyway, I wish you all the best with your plan and I hope you find peace!

 

[Neogoloid]

no, i don't think you can I tried it when I was little and woke up at the hospital

Were you found too early?

 

[DT2007]

Manged to constrict the cartoid artery in this position. However it's hard for me to do that in a straight line position. It's easier for me to do it when I lean foward. If I lean foward and pass out that way, will I still die? Or would I have the strength to back up and save myself when I'm convulsing.
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I guess it is, but the position but leankng forwards does mean that the rope is a bit longer than it should be for this position?!?

 

[Masonfight]

I would definitely go full suspension

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Surely though in some of the partial stances (of which there are a few) if you're putting enough pressure on the carotid artery until you pass out and providing everything holds after then the continued pressure and lack of blood flow kills you? But obviously some of those positions are perhaps less reliable.

Yes sure it kills you but not within seconds. Lack of blood flow = lack of oxygen = brain cells starting to die. Afaik irreversible damage to the brain is done after not more than 3-5 minutes without oxygen.

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Ok but whether it's full or partial (and I'm probably gonna do partial) the process is the same as as long as you keep hanging once you've fallen unconscious and continued to do so for 20-30mins? As far as I'm aware partials fail normally because people can't get themselves to pass out but plenty have died from partials and a deceased poster on here (god rest his soul) advised using folded socks to help press against the corotid artery better.

Yes the process is always the same. Blood- / oxygen-flow into the brain must be blocked.

 

[DinoDaAltaTCPCacaRt]

I also have a bunkbed and I want to know, does it works at all or nah?