Method Hanging in a chair. The Chair Pivot.

[Area Man]

This might seem a rather weird one but I actually thought up a possibly more presentable, discreet method of partial hanging that includes wrapping a rope around the base of a recliner chair and pulling the noose over the back and then when fitted, leaning forward from the chair with one's own bodyweight. The chair has quite a high back so can orientate below the jaw to pinch the carotids for a quiet exit. I thought that this method may actually be more comfortable for the lower body still. You're just gently pivoting forward.

Any thoughts on this? Any one familiar with similar methods?

 

[NorseHel]

Seems hard to pull off. You'd have to be leaning forward quite hard, no?

 

[Area Man]

Seems hard to pull off. You'd have to be leaning forward quite hard, no?

You'd lean over the edge of the seat with your top weight pivoted forward enough to keep you there. Hopefully the noose is slackened enough to just knock out your carotids. I thought it being relatively gentle would reduce choking and encourage a smooth transition to unconsciousness. I might wrap the rope in a bed sheet with a sock tied in a knot for comfort and a firm pinch.

I'm going to trail it. There is a specific reclining chair I want to use.

 

[sleepyghost]

Most hangings I've seen have involved a significant amount of flailing/jerking motions. I would think this may be enough to flip a recliner sideways/over. I'd imagine this would be a good way to pass out and then break neck while unconscious but still survive …not that I'd recommend anything, but I'd strongly advise against trying this out. Please be careful

 

[Area Man]

Yeah, I trailed it and couldn't gather enough force on the throat. Also I'm a bit tall. This may be a more viable method for a shorter person, at least with the chair I got.

Other than that it doorhandle and over or pull up bar mounting. This rope will not snap.