Resource How to hang yourself

[grace.michaels.2]

I haven't had much time or privacy to practice, but I'm basing my odds on partial, albeit tricky. I went through this entire mega thread and links, kinda sad I didn't find more footage of successful attempts. If anybody has more and would like to share via pm, I'd be uber grateful.

I'm also torn between being sure I want to go through with it and SI kicking in at times like 'wtf is this abomination of a thought?!'. I'm sure I'm not the only one. How do you get back composure? What are some calming mantras for the panic episodes?

 

[CW36]

I haven't had much time or privacy to practice, but I'm basing my odds on partial, albeit tricky. I went through this entire mega thread and links, kinda sad I didn't find more footage of successful attempts. If anybody has more and would like to share via pm, I'd be uber grateful.

I'm also torn between being sure I want to go through with it and SI kicking in at times like 'wtf is this abomination of a thought?!'. I'm sure I'm not the only one. How do you get back composure? What are some calming mantras for the panic episodes?

Complete suspension is the only way to be certain. I know where to find more full suspension videos, if anyone wants more assurance. PM me.

 

[wanttodie]

Complete suspension is the only way to be certain. I know where to find more full suspension videos, if anyone wants more assurance. PM me.

tried to pm but in wont let me i to find more full suspension videos,

 

[CW36]

tried to pm but in wont let me i to find more full suspension videos,

I have messaged you bud.

 

[grace.michaels.2]

Thank you! I know full has a higher success rate, but there are some aspects preventing me to go with it:
1. I want to go in my home. Can't bear the thought of going outside, the panic would be overwhelming.
2. I'm fairly tall, and don't have a high enough suspension point. Starting to drill for large screws that support hundreds of pounds would surely raise suspicions as I don't live alone.
3. My best friend from middle school went by full. Somehow I can still feel the shock and associate it with full.

Partial seems way more peaceful and somewhat contained. I want to do as much research as possible.

Complete suspension is the only way to be certain. I know where to find more full suspension videos, if anyone wants more assurance. PM me.

Like @wanttodie , I can't either. I think it's because I'm a new member still?

 

[CW36]

Thank you! I know full has a higher success rate, but there are some aspects preventing me to go with it:
1. I want to go in my home. Can't bear the thought of going outside, the panic would be overwhelming.
2. I'm fairly tall, and don't have a high enough suspension point. Starting to drill for large screws that support hundreds of pounds would surely raise suspicions as I don't live alone.
3. My best friend from middle school went by full. Somehow I can still feel the shock and associate it with full.

Partial seems way more peaceful and somewhat contained. I want to do as much research as possible.

Like @wanttodie , I can't either. I think it's because I'm a new member still?

Good evening Grace. Those are all valid points. I'm under 6ft and I have a skylight / screw, so I have extra height built in, otherwise I wouldn't be able to attempt or indeed accomplish it inside either. And obviously tress and nature is cool, but yes, you'll lose your security and you'll give up the home comforts of course. The third point is totally personal and I get that. Partial is less intimidating and can be more peaceful, that's what attracts people to it, but as you say, do your research thoroughly, and you'll need a fair bit of practice to overcome your SI (survival instinct), as you can back out of partial.

With regards to PM's. I can't message you either atm. Once you make twenty posts you'll be able to message me and search the forums.

 

[shootemallagain]

Complete suspension is the only way to be certain. I know where to find more full suspension videos, if anyone wants more assurance. PM me.

yes im want but im cant dm you

Thank you! I know full has a higher success rate, but there are some aspects preventing me to go with it:
1. I want to go in my home. Can't bear the thought of going outside, the panic would be overwhelming.
2. I'm fairly tall, and don't have a high enough suspension point. Starting to drill for large screws that support hundreds of pounds would surely raise suspicions as I don't live alone.
3. My best friend from middle school went by full. Somehow I can still feel the shock and associate it with full.

Partial seems way more peaceful and somewhat contained. I want to do as much research as possible.

Like @wanttodie , I can't either. I think it's because I'm a new member still?

no way full haning max 30sec easy buy rope kick the chair away and than you are out in 30sec max

 

[wanttodie]

I have messaged you bud.

did not get it try again

 

[DaysOfTomorrow]

Geo Stone suggests keeping the knot in the front as opposed the the back of your face, which I just tried, and I fainted way more quickly than I had ever did with the knot in the front, but I'm afraid to use this because there is no asphyxiation, IDK, I guess we'll see.

 

[CW36]

Geo Stone suggests keeping the knot in the front as opposed the the back of your face, which I just tried, and I fainted way more quickly than I had ever did with the knot in the front, but I'm afraid to use this because there is no asphyxiation, IDK, I guess we'll see.

I've tried tieing the knot at the front too. The likely cause is pinching the carotid sinus. Of course the trachea is spared more, especially with complete, but as you say, cutting the carrotids (inducing asphyxiation itself), feels less likely. Your heart instead of your head, will be the killer in this scenario.

''Carotid sinus hypersensitivity is an exaggerated response to pressure applied to the carotid sinus located in the carotid bifurcation, resulting in bradycardia, vasodilation, and hypotension. This response is manifested clinically as syncope or presyncope and can cause fatal consequences.''

''For example, in cases of hanging, a carotid sinus reflex with decrease in heart rate and blood pressure and rapid loss of consciousness may occur.''

As I'm sure you've seen, only around 2% of hangings have the knot as the front, despite the potential benefits.

 

[DaysOfTomorrow]

Thank you very much.
Last night I was ready to go, and did my best to achieve it, but unfortunately it didn't work, put a lot of pressure but to no avail, it felt like my eyes were popping out, and now I have a sore throat.
I'll give it another shot, and if it doesn't work, which it probably won't, I'll try the full, looks like that's the way to go.

 

[CW36]

Thank you very much.
Last night I was ready to go, and did my best to achieve it, but unfortunately it didn't work, put a lot of pressure but to no avail, it felt like my eyes were popping out, and now I have a sore throat.
I'll give it another shot, and if it doesn't work, which it probably won't, I'll try the full, looks like that's the way to go.

No worries. Sounds like you got the jugulars, but not the carotids. That's one the problem's with partial, the margins of error are minimal. I'll be going with full too soon enough. I prefer to die like a man, with courage and confidence.

 

[MusicToLogIn]

Has anyone found a chair that can be easily transported in a backpack and that you can step off from or that folds under yourself.

 

[Already Gone6]

No worries. Sounds like you got the jugulars, but not the carotids. That's one the problem's with partial, the margins of error are minimal. I'll be going with full too soon enough. I prefer to die like a man, with courage and confidence.

Hey CW, tried to PM you but can't view your profile. Can you PM me? Just want to get your opinion on a rope. Thanks.

 

[CW36]

Hey CW, tried to PM you but can't view your profile. Can you PM me? Just want to get your opinion on a rope. Thanks.

Hey buddy, I'll send you a PM.

 

[Quinton Coldwater]

Would using a belt for partial work?

 

[Already Gone6]

Hey buddy, I'll send you a PM.

The PM conversation just dissapeared for me after I sent you 2 messages lol

 

[CW36]

Would using a belt for partial work?

It's possible yes. Robin Williams went that way.

 

[Quinton Coldwater]

It's possible yes. Robin Williams went that way.

Okay I'll try it Tommorow hope it works ,too bad there isn't any horizontal bars in my home ,would a door handle work?it's not a door knob

 

[CW36]

Okay I'll try it Tommorow hope it works ,too bad there isn't any horizontal bars in my home ,would a door handle work?it's not a door knob

It depends how it's setup. If you're sending the belt over the other side of the door from the handle, then it would be better. If you're hanging from the same side as the knob, then it's less than ideal.

 

[Quinton Coldwater]

Hey for all those wondering I recently found YouTube videos which demonstrate how partial hanging works basically it's called vascular neck restraint and it basically puts pressure on someone's carotid arteries and induces unconsciousness shortly followed by convulsions here is the link to the videos

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The elbow is in the middle where the windpipe is located and pressure is applied to the bilateral sides of the neck containing the carotid arteries and the pressure is applied by the bicep and forearm to each side

Hope this helps some ppl who needed visual representations of the method

 

[Meteora]

Hey for all those wondering I recently found YouTube videos which demonstrate how partial hanging works basically it's called vascular neck restraint and it basically puts pressure on someone's carotid arteries and induces unconsciousness shortly followed by convulsions here is the link to the videos

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The elbow is in the middle where the windpipe is located and pressure is applied to the bilateral sides of the neck containing the carotid arteries and the pressure is applied by the bicep and forearm to each side

Hope this helps some ppl who needed visual representations of the method

Thanks, good videos. Just these guys in the background laughing....... needs a big lack of emotions to make fun of the desoriented person and even slap him in the face

 

[Kris7825]

I took this screenshot of the type of rope used in a movie about Albert Pierrepoint. It was used to do long drop hangings

Do you think the anchor rope in the other picture would work in a similar way to the rope from the movie if you pass one end through the loop (not sure what it is called) at the end and tie it to an anchor point? Would it be more efficient or less efficient than a slip knot? I'm worried a slip knot might come loose

Also the rope on the right is made of polypropylene. Does anyone know if that is a good material?

It would be used for full suspension

 

[CW36]

I took this screenshot of the type of rope used in a movie about Albert Pierrepoint. It was used to do long drop hangings

Do you think the anchor rope in the other picture would work in a similar way to the rope from the movie if you pass one end through the loop (not sure what it is called) at the end and tie it to an anchor point? Would it be more efficient or less efficient than a slip knot? I'm worried a slip knot might come loose

Also the rope on the right is made of polypropylene. Does anyone know if that is a good material?

It would be used for full suspension

The one in the movie and real life would've been real thick (24mm or so). You need a thick rope to absorb the impact force of a long drop. The other rope, although decent, would not be recommended for that task.

The end of the loop is referred to as an 'eye'. But unless you buy a very thick rope and have worked out all the calculations (long drop tables) and find the perfect place to do so, I wouldn't advise this method. It's much more involved than a regular hanging and you should ideally drop straight down (through trap doors).

A slip knot or noose knot is advised over a hangman's noose. The latter doesn't tighten as well and as quick, which is what you desperately need in order to minimise the pain and suffering. Obviously hangman's is more secure, but if you tie a slip or noose correctly, then there should be no problem.

 

[Kris7825]

The one in the movie and real life would've been real thick (24mm or so). You need a thick rope to absorb the impact force of a long drop. The other rope, although decent, would not be recommended for that task.

The end of the loop is referred to as an 'eye'. But unless you buy a very thick rope and have worked out all the calculations (long drop tables) and find the perfect place to do so, I wouldn't advise this method. It's much more involved than a regular hanging and you should ideally drop straight down (through trap doors).

A slip knot or noose knot is advised over a hangman's noose. The latter doesn't tighten as well and as quick, which is what you desperately need in order to minimise the pain and suffering. Obviously hangman's is more secure, but if you tie a slip or noose correctly, then there should be no problem.

Thanks for the reply.

I wouldn't be doing a long drop that breaks the neck like in the movie. I would be doing full suspension. I would put the rope around my neck and step off of a chair. I think this type of rope is recommended for that.

I just need the rope to tighten, not break the neck and wonder if it would tighten effectively like a slip knot

 

[DaysOfTomorrow]

Thanks for the reply.

I wouldn't be doing a long drop that breaks the neck like in the movie. I would be doing full suspension. I would put the rope around my neck and step off of a chair. I think this type of rope is recommended for that.

I just need the rope to tighten, not break the neck and wonder if it would tighten effectively like a slip knot

Why not use a slipknot? The advantage of a slipknot, in my opinion, is that it keeps tightening and has 'bite' that won't let go, but this loop doesn't have that feature.
There is also a full suspension megathread that you can check out, not a whole lot in it as it's new, but there are some informative posts in there.
Also I don't know why CW36 deleted their profile, they were really helpful, hope they have found peace.

 

[Kris7825]

Why not use a slipknot? The advantage of a slipknot, in my opinion, is that it keeps tightening and has 'bite' that won't let go, but this loop doesn't have that feature.
There is also a full suspension megathread that you can check out, not a whole lot in it as it's new, but there are some informative posts in there.
Also I don't know why CW36 deleted their profile, they were really helpful, hope they have found peace.

I just thought if a professional hangman is using the 'loop' then maybe it's worth checking out

I will check out the full suspension megathread thanks

 

[cats333]

does SI kick in with this method? would i be able to complete it if it does?

 

[EndoftheTunnel3339]

10mm nylon rope.

This is pretty close to 10mm. Do y'all think this would be too long for ctb? Seems that way, I probably don't need 25ft of rope to say the least, but could I at least cut it into portions or should I just buy shorter ones?

 

[DaysOfTomorrow]

does SI kick in with this method? would i be able to complete it if it does?

I have tried partial and it was impossible to achieve unconsciousness, however from what I've read, once you become unconscious, there is no way back, so never try it unless you are absolutely sure.
It is not impossible to achieve and we're all different, I've seen people pass out withing seconds, therefore make sure you are absolutely ready..

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This is pretty close to 10mm. Do y'all think this would be too long for ctb? Seems that way, I probably don't need 25ft of rope to say the least, but could I at least cut it into portions or should I just buy shorter ones?

I'd say cut it, it's better to have some more, it may become handy, and it doesn't hurt to have a little extra.