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justastranger

justastranger

Member
Apr 14, 2023
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Probably a couple mins depending how tight it's tied. But because of SI strangling isn't really a common method and I wouldn't recommend it.
 
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lpfx

lpfx

Building for others before myself
Apr 12, 2023
31
Depending on where you tie it and how much pressure is placed on certain blood vessels, not long.

11lbs (5kg) of pressure placed on both carotid arteries for will make you pass out.
4.5lbs (2kg) of pressure placed on the jugular for 10 seconds will make you pass out.
33lbs (15kg) of pressure on the trachea is required to completely close it off, so be very careful about that one as it can cause total asphyxiation.

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Hope this helps!
 
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Worndown

Worndown

Angelic
Mar 21, 2019
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Too many variables to say. A wet towel is probably not the best choice.
 
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