
theguineapigking
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- Dec 5, 2019
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This thread is very helpful. However, you really have to practice to find the "sweet spot". Below or above the neck doesn't work for everyone. Below is often less painful than above. However, sometimes anatomy, size of the neck, etc will effect how well that works.
For me, I have a pretty thin neck.(6ft ~140lbs). I can put the slip knot above or below the Adam's apple and feel light headed on my way to passing out. However, placing it below seems to work better for me. The only negative is that I fear I'll put pressure on my Adam's apple and cough a bunch, especially because pressure on the bottom of the neck can make you cough a lot.(try pressing on it with your fingers. It will make you feel like gagging or coughing..it's a ticklish weird feeling). Also, for whatever reason, having the noose above my Adam's apple makes me feel like I'm suffocating, even though I can still breathe fine.(not pressuring my windpipe too much) With the noose below, I felt less of a suffocation feeling.
I also tried the knot at the front of my neck(below and above...the knot would move above my Adam's apple once I leaned into it though due to the angle). It worked amazingly if I leaned my neck back. But once I pass out, it would put a lot of pressure on my chin. I'm sure that the carotids would still have enough pressure on them to keep me unconscious. However, I don't know for everyone else. I am using the standing method as well, so most of my weight will be on my neck once I pass out..compared to the kneeling method that some use.
If I practice a bunch, my neck gets irritated and hurts. This causes a blood pressure increase, slight swelling internally(I'm guessing), and I believe my arteries sink into my neck temporarily..possibly due to temp inflammation. I have to lean fast and put whatever weight into the rope all at once for best efficiency. This is my personal experience.
FYI, using some padding is a good idea. You don't want too much though necessarily, although I know Hannah said not to use padding... I think she meant thick padding. I believe that Using a hoodie or thin cloth is a good idea to make the rope smooth on your skin. This prevents marks and allows the noose to tighten more efficiently. I myself use a hoodie. Also remember that if you do it right, you'll only have to endure discomfort for ~ 7-20 seconds until you pass out.
Please keep in mind that this post is my experience. Anatomy, neck fat, neck muscle, and the way you lean into the rope will play a part in efficiency as well.
Best wishes everyone. Although I don't like giving too much info for moral reasons, Hopefully my info helps a little bit..
For me, I have a pretty thin neck.(6ft ~140lbs). I can put the slip knot above or below the Adam's apple and feel light headed on my way to passing out. However, placing it below seems to work better for me. The only negative is that I fear I'll put pressure on my Adam's apple and cough a bunch, especially because pressure on the bottom of the neck can make you cough a lot.(try pressing on it with your fingers. It will make you feel like gagging or coughing..it's a ticklish weird feeling). Also, for whatever reason, having the noose above my Adam's apple makes me feel like I'm suffocating, even though I can still breathe fine.(not pressuring my windpipe too much) With the noose below, I felt less of a suffocation feeling.
I also tried the knot at the front of my neck(below and above...the knot would move above my Adam's apple once I leaned into it though due to the angle). It worked amazingly if I leaned my neck back. But once I pass out, it would put a lot of pressure on my chin. I'm sure that the carotids would still have enough pressure on them to keep me unconscious. However, I don't know for everyone else. I am using the standing method as well, so most of my weight will be on my neck once I pass out..compared to the kneeling method that some use.
If I practice a bunch, my neck gets irritated and hurts. This causes a blood pressure increase, slight swelling internally(I'm guessing), and I believe my arteries sink into my neck temporarily..possibly due to temp inflammation. I have to lean fast and put whatever weight into the rope all at once for best efficiency. This is my personal experience.
FYI, using some padding is a good idea. You don't want too much though necessarily, although I know Hannah said not to use padding... I think she meant thick padding. I believe that Using a hoodie or thin cloth is a good idea to make the rope smooth on your skin. This prevents marks and allows the noose to tighten more efficiently. I myself use a hoodie. Also remember that if you do it right, you'll only have to endure discomfort for ~ 7-20 seconds until you pass out.
Please keep in mind that this post is my experience. Anatomy, neck fat, neck muscle, and the way you lean into the rope will play a part in efficiency as well.
Best wishes everyone. Although I don't like giving too much info for moral reasons, Hopefully my info helps a little bit..
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