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In theory, SN is the same for every method. I've read that even in assisted suicide, SI is problematic. And it makes sense. The brain is not designed to kill itself. If you consider hanging, please think twice. The other day, I just wanted to put my rope around my neck to see how it feels, but then I couldn't remove the rope (it was blocked !) so I almost had a panic attack. Scissors didn't help, so I took my big bread knife and I could cut the rope. It was just a "simulation", but my SI almost drove me crazy... It was finally an "interesting" experience to "test" my SI but no way, hanging is not for me. Sorry if I didn't answer to your question (I didn't survive SN but some members did).Similar threads
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