YourLocalEdgelord
"You take my life, I fail to die"
- Feb 3, 2026
- 157
DISCLAIMERS:
-I use the worst rope possible, but it works for me
-Every person is built different, so this might not work for everyone
-I'm 5'4"/162cm and weigh 143lb/65kg
Many users here, myself included, struggle with pain, discomfort, and rope burn when setting up partial. I found a method to bypass all of that AND hit the carotids consistently.
We'll use three layers from bottom to top:
Scarf: It's thin enough to see through. Prevents all traces of rope burn. Especially useful when you need to hide your attempts from other people, as users have reported visible marks on their neck.
Folded socks: also very thin material. They're short too, just below my ankle. I placed them on each carotid and left a GAP. This makes sure you hit just the carotids and nothing else.
Rope: Keep in mind that the rope I use is way too thin and should never be used. However, if your ligature is too thin, but several meters long, you can fold it like this and it can work!
Make sure everything sits snugly so it stays in place!
The results should look like this:
The rope sits just above the small bump of the neck. I lifted my head for this picture, so it looks like it's sitting low. It's actually in the middle/top half.
Personally, this setup made psh S tier for me. Maybe it's just tailored to my anatomy specifically, but seing so many here on SaSu struggle with partial, I wanted to share.
With this method, I can lean down and instantly feel faint/numb/tingly without all that other bullshit. Let me know if this helps!
-I use the worst rope possible, but it works for me
-Every person is built different, so this might not work for everyone
-I'm 5'4"/162cm and weigh 143lb/65kg
Many users here, myself included, struggle with pain, discomfort, and rope burn when setting up partial. I found a method to bypass all of that AND hit the carotids consistently.
We'll use three layers from bottom to top:
Scarf: It's thin enough to see through. Prevents all traces of rope burn. Especially useful when you need to hide your attempts from other people, as users have reported visible marks on their neck.
Folded socks: also very thin material. They're short too, just below my ankle. I placed them on each carotid and left a GAP. This makes sure you hit just the carotids and nothing else.
Rope: Keep in mind that the rope I use is way too thin and should never be used. However, if your ligature is too thin, but several meters long, you can fold it like this and it can work!
Make sure everything sits snugly so it stays in place!
The results should look like this:
The rope sits just above the small bump of the neck. I lifted my head for this picture, so it looks like it's sitting low. It's actually in the middle/top half.
Personally, this setup made psh S tier for me. Maybe it's just tailored to my anatomy specifically, but seing so many here on SaSu struggle with partial, I wanted to share.
With this method, I can lean down and instantly feel faint/numb/tingly without all that other bullshit. Let me know if this helps!
