I've been running trials for hanging but I'm not sure if I am doing it correctly. When I do it I feel a strong pressure in my face, and a bit of pain, followed by something like numbness that starts around my upper lip and spreads across my face. This all takes just a few seconds. I haven't tried any longer than that for fear of accidentally ending my life earlier than I intended to. Am I supposed to feel these things, or is it an indication that I'm doing something wrong?
pharmacoepia
STEM nerd that is pro-CTB. Asmov looks far-out eh?
- Apr 9, 2023
- 106
That's an indication that it's working perfectly. This means that the blood arteries providing oxygen to those areas are being blocked.
Hanging blocks the carotid and jugular. Make sure not to crush the windpipe, it'll make it painful.
Hanging blocks the carotid and jugular. Make sure not to crush the windpipe, it'll make it painful.
Thanks! I was hoping that was the case. I did play around with positioning and found some spots that seemed to be crushing things painfully, so I'll avoid those.
Aisley
Wizard
- Mar 12, 2023
- 627
If you're not ready to go yet, then be careful. If you shut down the carotids, you can black out, and if you're using something other than your hands, you could just not wake up again.
SenseOfLoss
life could have been so beautiful
- Feb 24, 2023
- 208
If you feel strong pressure in your face, you have only squeezed the jugular arteries and not hit the carotid arteries. Please stop immediately then. If you hit the carotid arteries, you will only feel a very strange sensation in your head, where your brain reflexively registers that you are doing it right. No pressure or pain! Followed by convulsions or numbness in the extremities.
