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- Apr 9, 2019
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Starting to think i could actually get the courage to do this if i get decently drunk.
Great thread, thanks!
Great thread, thanks!
Thanks for this. Do you know how exactly you made yourself pass out? I've located the pulse on my neck but no matter how much pressure I use I can't make myself pass out. In my last attempt, even with padding I just felt like I was choking. It wasn't painful at all, but very uncomfortable.
nono i didnt actually die thats just what i said to the officer in my drunken state. i went unconscious for a while. being unconscious and being dead should be the same tho which is nothing. just like taking a nap without dreaming anything.I believe it IS amazing, can hardly wait, phil122. I reason that full suspension does the trick; there is next to no time to reconsider—-one drop and its over. This, I seem to reason, is why you were not successful; partial hanging requires strength of will to succeed. Kudos to you for trying, however. As for me, only full suspension will do. I am very interested—— what is death like? Did you feel a sense of self? Was there an ego to it, by that I mean did you have an awareness of self and/or were you aware that you had done the deed and, if so, were you aware of any remorse or guilt or regret? I hate to deluge you with questions, but... it would appear that you have seen the other side and would be well-suited to educate others like me.
I believe it IS amazing, can hardly wait, phil122. I reason that full suspension does the trick; there is next to no time to reconsider—-one drop and its over. This, I seem to reason, is why you were not successful; partial hanging requires strength of will to succeed. Kudos to you for trying, however. As for me, only full suspension will do. I am very interested—— what is death like? Did you feel a sense of self? Was there an ego to it, by that I mean did you have an awareness of self and/or were you aware that you had done the deed and, if so, were you aware of any remorse or guilt or regret? I hate to deluge you with questions, but... it would appear that you have seen the other side and would be well-suited to educate others like me.
you came close, that is all I know...best to younono i didnt actually die thats just what i said to the officer in my drunken state. i went unconscious for a while. being unconscious and being dead should be the same tho which is nothing. just like taking a nap without dreaming anything.
Why!? Full suspension does it, and within seconds..Now I'm gonna feel like a fool for hanging myself.
Totally agreeWhy!? Full suspension does it, and within seconds..
After you pass out, you cross over in approximately 20 minutes or so...why feel like a fool? Death is death—-period.
Really that quick with full? Do you have to position anything or just put the noose on and go?Why!? Full suspension does it, and within seconds..
After you pass out, you cross over in approximately 20 minutes or so...why feel like a fool? Death is death—-period.
I'm making this thread because the current thread that this forum links to regarding hanging, is pretty lacking of actual information. If it has any, it's buried beneath questions and confusion. There should be a thread here, where you read the main body post, and you are ready to go. I'm going to try and make that thousand page long thread into one post, you can read right now, and not have to sift through thousands of comments to find an answer.
Let's approach this the right way. Hanging is a very common method, yet it also seems to be the most debated when it comes to logistics...why? The variables.
Hanging method #1: partial suspension : http://lostallhope.com/suicide-methods/hanging/short-drop/simple-suspension
Hanging method #2: full suspension: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanging
How to tie a proper noose:
Valuable information:
- In general, there are two ways of performing suicide by hanging: suspension hanging (the suspension of the body at the neck) and drop hanging (a calculated drop designed to break the neck). Manual strangulation and suffocation may also be considered together with hanging.[26]
2. To perform a suspension hanging, a rope or other ligature is tied into a noose which goes around the neck, a knot (often a running knot, which tightens easily) is formed, and the other end of the rope is tied to a ligature point; the body is then suspended, which tightens the ligature around the neck.
Regardless of the material used to form the noose, suspension hanging will kill the person in three ways: compression of the carotid arteries, the jugular veins, or the airway.[9][27]About 11 lb (5 kg) of pressure is required to compress the carotid artery; 4.4 lb (2 kg) for the jugular veins;[9] and at least 15 kg (33 lb) for the airway.[15] The amount of time it takes to lose consciousness and die is difficult to predict accurately and depends on several factors. Some believe unconsciousness occurs in five seconds, though Alan Gunn writes that it generally takes longer. It took a man who filmed his hanging 13 seconds to become unconscious, 1 minute and 38 seconds to lose muscle tone, and 4 minutes and 10 seconds for muscle movement to cease.[28][29] Full suspension is not required; most hanging suicides are done by partial suspension, according to Wyatt et al.[30] Geo Stone, author of Suicide and Attempted Suicide: Methods and Consequences, suggests that death by obstruction of the airway is more painful than by the other ways.[26]
The aim of drop hanging, which is also frequently used in executions, is to break the neck. Participants fall vertically with a rope attached to their neck, which when taut applies a force sufficient to break the spinal cord, causing death.[26][31] The length of the drop, usually between 1.56 and 2.75 metres long, is calculated such that it is long enough to allow a less painful death, but short enough to avoid a decapitation.[32] This form of suicide is much rarer than suspension hanging[15] and is likely to be less painful.[33]
When I comes down to it, there are many ways you can choke yourself to death. If you cannot find peace in any of the information listed above, or any choking method already detailed here (like the night night method) then this method is simply not for you. It should be known already this is not a quick and painless death. You will experience agony, if only for a few seconds. If you think you can handle under 1 min of pain, hanging might be the best option for you. It's tried and tested true. It's all about how bad you want it.
There is a video I linked on how to tie a noose. If you jump off a solid object with that around your neck, you will be out in under 1 min and die if undisturbed. All these questions about rope quality and structural integrity of where you choose to tie to...don't kid yourself...it's up to you to find that out. If you are so desperate to find out the pounds per square inch a hotel closet bar can hold....I doubt your seriousness. Don't get me wrong, I've failed attempts too...but I can also be real about our situation...killing yourself is not hard...there are 1000000 ways to die...at the end of the day, it's how about how bad you want it.
Robin Williams probably didn't spend months of research on belt type statistics. He wanted to die, wrapped a belt around his neck, and did it. If you are not ready to face some uncomfortableness before your death, this method is not for you, plain and simple.
I don't want a painful death. I think hanging is the fools way out if I'm honest, because there are so many other less painful methods...but in the same breath, once you commit, that's it. There is no failing when you have a noose around your neck with a solid object.
Don't ask people about PSI. Don't ask people what rope to buy. Don't ask people what tree to tie too. These are all decisions you should be making yourself. The only thing you need to learn, is how to tie the rope, and what to tie it to. Once you know this, the ball is in YOUR court.
Edit: if you want this thread to gain traction, leave a comment and emoji. If you don't, this will get buried and the other thread will take back over, just saying.
No, you don't. All you need is rope, a strong support and you are fre.iIs it
Really that quick with full? Do you have to position anything or just put the noose on and go?
Thanks. How fast? Some are saying 10seconds and I'm really scared of panickingNo, you don't. All you need is rope, a strong support and you are fre.i
Satin, is bound to fray and rip. A good strong rope is what you need.Update on my situation
I realized that satin was hurting my neck a lot more than the tie, and it was because it is not elastic. I bought some elastic fabric the other day and improved the setup. The satin knots are still there as they are good insurance, but the main pressure will b coming from the elastic fabric.
But won't I panic during those 10-12 seconds?.Ten to twelve seconds at most. You are unconscious during that period,with brain death occurring over twenty to thirty minutes of time. Is is best that you are alone with this method. This is why more and more are opting for this method. In fact, with suicide now being the primary cause of death after motor vehicle accidents, more and more baby boomers, for example, are hanging themselves. In fact, it is now called the "curse of the boomers".for that reason.
But won't I panic during those 10-12 seconds?.
With the correct compression around 15 seconds. Shouldn't hurt if done right, more like drifting off. Be careful testing this though as it can come on you all of a sudden without the chance to back out. The reason you have to practice this first is to find the sweet spot, otherwise it could turn out quite nasty. Only try this without closed knots and the ligature not anchored to anything, so it can loosen itself should you pass out. Am a little unsure what's the best way to test this without putting yourself in serious danger, so double check on this. If you get the feeling your head is bursting it's not working and you aren't constricting the correct arteries, thus have to readjust the position. Take all of this with a grain of salt please, as it's only what I've gathered from the various threads. This one might help:
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/hanging-comfortably.28034/
And this video to get an idea:
With the correct compression around 15 seconds. Shouldn't hurt if done right, more like drifting off. Be careful testing this though as it can come on you all of a sudden without the chance to back out. The reason you have to practice this first is to find the sweet spot, otherwise it could turn out quite nasty. Only try this without closed knots and the ligature not anchored to anything, so it can loosen itself should you pass out. Am a little unsure what's the best way to test this without putting yourself in serious danger, so double check on this. If you get the feeling your head is bursting it's not working and you aren't constricting the correct arteries, thus have to readjust the position. Take all of this with a grain of salt please, as it's only what I've gathered from the various threads. This one might help:
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/hanging-comfortably.28034/
And this video to get an idea:
Maybe.How quick to unconcious is what I want to know. Other posters say 10seconds
Even when placing the strap below the Adam's apple I couldn't pass out or more precisely it eventually got too uncomfortable to continue. Maybe I should get an actual rope. But at least now I know that how thick the rope is doesn't matter. I envy the woman from the video. She didn't even want to die and yet managed to pass out.