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creatureoflight

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Honestly, how do you do it without getting right back up again?
I couldn't do it.
 
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Seems the recent spat of celebrity suicides all involved a doorknob in their partial suspension method.

Not sure if it's a "courage of your conviction" issue or a technicality as I have never tried this.

Will be interested to hear others chime in who have actual experience.
 
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Definitelyworried

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Jun 19, 2018
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Honestly, how do you do it without getting right back up again?
I couldn't do it.
Not that I want you to do it, but why couldn't you do it?
Was it survival instinct or was it that you unvolintairly got up?

I remember I intended to end it with a similar method, (partial suspension) from a door with a towel and I couldn't do it because the pain got unbearable and it was taking too long to pass out, then survival instincts kicked in.
 
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creatureoflight

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Jul 27, 2018
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Not that I want you to do it, but why couldn't you do it?
Was it survival instinct or was it that you unvolintairly got up?

I remember I intended to end it with a similar method, (partial suspension) from a door with a towel and I couldn't do it because the pain got unbearable and it was taking too long to pass out, then survival instincts kicked in.

Oh, I think I misphrased that:D I mean I couldn't do it theoretically. I tried hanging myself from a chair once but never from a door knob:)
When I tried it so many years ago the pain was so terrible I had to stop immediately!
 
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StarDust

StarDust

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Aug 21, 2018
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I have tried this method and it takes a lot to "sit" there and wait to blackout but I will say that if you compress the artery just right, you pass out very quickly...usually in under 10 seconds.
 
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Sadgirl19

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I've tried this many times but almost succeeded only once. It was the only time I felt no guilt or hesitation.

I wrapped a pillowcase around my head and then put the rope around that and it felt like it helped to create more pressure over a larger space.
Almost passed out in a few minutes but then I thought I heard my bf's car lock, so I got out.

Adding something to create more pressure over a larger space seemed to help, additionally having a few drinks and not feeling guilt or nervous helped a lot.
 
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Ryukil93

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Aug 13, 2018
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I would like to do this, I don't *get* it, though.
 
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TooLate2582

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May 6, 2018
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Honestly, how do you do it without getting right back up again?
I couldn't do it.
Do you research and it's super quick. Once you go out, gravity takes care of the rest
 
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I'm thinking that this way is the most likely, but with full suspension rather than partial (I'm a very thin man), the main problem I'm facing is knot location for quicker loss of consciousness - really don't fancy a minute or two of pain if l could be out of it within seconds instead
 
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InaccessibleHour

InaccessibleHour

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Sep 1, 2018
143
Tried this last night and a few nights before. Not sure if I'm doing it right and I don't think I am cause my head feels very congested within a few seconds and it's not taking me just a few seconds to pass out which I know it should if you close the carotid just right, as somebody said earlier in this thread.

I also know it's painful enough to go through and just sitting there waiting to pass out you know you've done it wrong or not as good as you could have if you wait to pass out and you don't. Honestly I think the only reason I keep quitting is because the pain just gets too unbearable and I can't keep waiting around when I know I probably never will if I hadn't by then because I know I'm supposed to pass out fairly quickly and let gravity do the rest. I'd try shuffling around and put more pressure on carotid but whatever I do it never appears to do anything but cause strain and I eventually have to get up to let it wear off. Perhaps I do eventually get the spot I need to be in to pass out quickly but I guess if so it's only once I shuffle around and am only willing to wait a few seconds to pass out, and when I don't and the strain gets too painful I quit again. Welp
 
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Chinaski

Chinaski

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I've just tested a partial suspension, I'm very cowardly and wanted a more peaceful exit but figured after reading the resources I'd give it a go and see how bothersome it was.

I looped a long bath robe belt over a door handle, over the top of the door and into a clumsy slipknot. I tightened this across my carotid artery area and gingerly stepped off a stool to see how it felt. As l did so l bent my knees slightly as my toes touched the ground, leaned in to the knot, and was out in seconds, somewhere between five and ten seconds. Gone. I was in a very weird dream state, am certain l heard music, the rope slipped off the door handle and l hit the deck and came to in a very confused state, took me several seconds to remember where, and even who, l was. Looking at the clock I'm guessing l was out for about 1 minute, so in a way l was lucky as a few more minutes and l may have been a vegetable, but also disappointed that l came so very close to a reasonably peaceful, very quick exit with this test run and now I'm going to have to summon the courage to go again.

Tl;dr: surprisingly easy and painless.
 
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NoHope

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Aug 7, 2018
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I've just tested a partial suspension, I'm very cowardly and wanted a more peaceful exit but figured after reading the resources I'd give it a go and see how bothersome it was.

I looped a long bath robe belt over a door handle, over the top of the door and into a clumsy slipknot. I tightened this across my carotid artery area and gingerly stepped off a stool to see how it felt. As l did so l bent my knees slightly as my toes touched the ground, leaned in to the knot, and was out in seconds, somewhere between five and ten seconds. Gone. I was in a very weird dream state, am certain l heard music, the rope slipped off the door handle and l hit the deck and came to in a very confused state, took me several seconds to remember where, and even who, l was. Looking at the clock I'm guessing l was out for about 1 minute, so in a way l was lucky as a few more minutes and l may have been a vegetable, but also disappointed that l came so very close to a reasonably peaceful, very quick exit with this test run and now I'm going to have to summon the courage to go again.

Tl;dr: surprisingly easy and painless.

If you don't mind me asking, where on the neck did you place the knot?
Could you still breathe?
 
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Chinaski

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I placed the knot on the right of my Adam's apple, under the jawline, and pushed against it. I felt myself dizzying slightly, but no shortness of breath to induce panic, just straight out.

Should also add that my Adam's apple hurts now, swallowing is quite painful, so be mindful of that if you're doing a test.
 
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NoHope

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I placed the knot on the right of my Adam's apple, under the jawline, and pushed against it. I felt myself dizzying slightly, but no shortness of breath to induce panic, just straight out.

Should also add that my Adam's apple hurts now, swallowing is quite painful, so be mindful of that if you're doing a test.
Thank you, I will try this too. Are you planning on making another attempt with this method?
 
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Chinaski

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I think it's certainly likely, yes. I was hoping for something more suitable for my cowardice such as helium or N but, having discovered how this almost worked simply by accident, l feel more secure about it. Obviously there's the possibility that this was pure fluke, but still, so much easier than expected.

I should also mention that the slipknot wasn't pulling tight as l leaned forward, l had to manually adjust it to be quite tight around my neck, then pushing against the knot sent me out cold in what l would guess at being not much more than five seconds.
 
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InaccessibleHour

InaccessibleHour

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Sep 1, 2018
143
Wow. Lucky

I guess I didn't have the knot in the right place. Should I try this again, I'll place the knot where you put it.

Thank you.
 
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never getting better

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Apr 27, 2018
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I think it's certainly likely, yes. I was hoping for something more suitable for my cowardice such as helium or N but, having discovered how this almost worked simply by accident, l feel more secure about it. Obviously there's the possibility that this was pure fluke, but still, so much easier than expected.

I should also mention that the slipknot wasn't pulling tight as l leaned forward, l had to manually adjust it to be quite tight around my neck, then pushing against the knot sent me out cold in what l would guess at being not much more than five seconds.

How did it feel when you passed out? Can you describe the experience including your emotions please?
 
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NoHope

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I think it's certainly likely, yes. I was hoping for something more suitable for my cowardice such as helium or N but, having discovered how this almost worked simply by accident, l feel more secure about it. Obviously there's the possibility that this was pure fluke, but still, so much easier than expected.

I should also mention that the slipknot wasn't pulling tight as l leaned forward, l had to manually adjust it to be quite tight around my neck, then pushing against the knot sent me out cold in what l would guess at being not much more than five seconds.
Thanks again and good luck to you. I hope it will be just as painless if you decide to attempt again.
 
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Chinaski

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How did it feel when you passed out? Can you describe the experience including your emotions please?

Honestly, it went from "l wonder how this works" to literally nothing within seconds. When l say l could hear music l suspect this was as the rope slackened and l came down, had it stayed intact there'd have been no more emotion, or anything at all.

Upon coming round l felt as if all of the things leading me to this point had been a horrible dream and l felt content for a couple of seconds until the world slid into focus again. Obviously if one were to get this right this stage wouldn't occur.
 
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never getting better

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Honestly, it went from "l wonder how this works" to literally nothing within seconds. When l say l could hear music l suspect this was as the rope slackened and l came down, had it stayed intact there'd have been no more emotion, or anything at all.

Upon coming round l felt as if all of the things leading me to this point had been a horrible dream and l felt content for a couple of seconds until the world slid into focus again. Obviously if one were to get this right this stage wouldn't occur.

Thank you for your response. It is comforting to read your experience.
 
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