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I leaned forward. I got the euphoric feeling of almost passing out but not quite. And it's bedsheetThe knot at the top looks concerning to me like it's not going to withstand much. It would be best to use a weight baring knot like a bowline. I'm also concerned that the metal bar isn't going to hold much but we can't see it too well.
If you got to that point, then it is probably good to go.
Don't do it unless again unless you are sure it is what you want, as I have said in other posts- this is not a method to play with. If you get it right, it is fatal.
Whatever you choose, I hope you find your peace.
If you are doing it right, isn't that the point? For the body to go limp and to apply even more pressure? I guess it don't really understand your question.
Do you think it looks good to go? . I think maybe the distance is too far back. I'm not sureAttachments
Partial has a high failure rate bc of many factors - in many cases SI. Full would be preferable in my opinion. But the choice is up 2 u.
Idk much about hanging bc it's not my method of choice. But here's a partial guide (and I think this guy succeeded). If I had to choose from hanging I would always choose full bc once the chair is kicked there's no way back.
Best way to succeed partial hanging
Last week, I have been practicing different ways of doing partial hanging and will share which method has worked the best out of all. In order to succeed partial hanging, is to fully block the carotid arteries on both sides of your neck, around 80-90% of the blood flow in the blood vessels has...
sanctioned-suicide.net
There are so many reports here from people who failed partial. I remember someone who once said they failed partial 20 times or so ... That must be so agonizing if someone is really desperate to die.
My honest opinion, I would not want to go through this agony on top of the agony that drives me to suicide already.Last edited:
ibuprofen_ninja
Member
- Oct 26, 2021
- 82
did they describe how they did it exactly? right now the only thing holding me back is whether my spasming body is going to stand up by mistake (my body spasms when I try)Idk much about hanging bc it's not my method of choice. But here's a partial guide (and I think this guy succeeded). If I had to choose from hanging I would always choose full bc once the chair is kicked there's no way back.
Best way to succeed partial hanging
Last week, I have been practicing different ways of doing partial hanging and will share which method has worked the best out of all. In order to succeed partial hanging, is to fully block the carotid arteries on both sides of your neck, around 80-90% of the blood flow in the blood vessels has...
sanctioned-suicide.net
There are so many reports here from people who failed partial. I remember someone who once said they failed partial 20 times or so ... That must be so agonizing if someone is really desperate to die.
My honest opinion, I would not want to go through this agony on top of the agony that drives me to suicide already.
You can look up the user's message history. They described their method in this post and they haven't logged in here since last year. I would assume they were successful.
ibuprofen_ninja
Member
- Oct 26, 2021
- 82
fair dos man, I'll look into it. Cheers
If you are able to fall back, your body is not at low enough of an angle. If you are using a slip knot, shouldn't matter anyway, it will still constrict the carotid arteries. Maybe not as well, and it may take longer. In my experience, when doing partial suspension- one wants to be leaning forward, not hanging straight down.
But I am far from an expert- obviously.
chobonzi
heartbroken
- Apr 13, 2024
- 43
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