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- Mar 18, 2023
- 145
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Kirov
Member
- Mar 17, 2023
- 35
Like being choked to death. And your body automatically tries to get free by pulling at the rope.
leftdreaming
I should’ve been a house cat
- Apr 28, 2023
- 170
Uncomfortable to say the least, but that's how it's supposed to feel.
Little_Suzy
Amphibious
- May 1, 2023
- 939
I don't know coz I never tried it but I guess the feeling is uncomfortable for quite some time if you don't lose consiousness quickly.in all my attempts its sometimes been painless and sometimes a little painful, but if you get the rope on the right spot it should be painless, 3 seconds after you let go you start to feel "pins and needles" on your face then your body, then your vision goes blurry and then you pass out
ctb-soon
Student
- Jul 12, 2023
- 166
When I have tested it I made sure the rope was high on my neck. Sometimes I could only block the jugular and my head would get warm and face turned red as I watched myself in a mirror
At other times the inside of my head would feel super hot and felt pressure on the back of my eyes but my face colour would not change
The only discomfort was the sense I could not inhale or exhale. I felt dizzy and I realized I was slipping away.
SI then kicked in.Similar threads
