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I mean this one, it's the easiest position for me to do. I'll tie my hands behind my back as well. Also after practicing for months I can compress the cartoid artery with ease now. And I have almost passed out on several occasions. I'm really hoping this works.You mean method #4? I'd be tempted but if you look around on here it seems like if you're gonna do partial and not full suspension that most are suggesting #3 has the better chance as others have said they didn't pass out with #4. It all seems about compressing that damn corotid artery.
Are you using anything to put additional pressure on the arteries?I mean this one, it's the easiest position for me to do. I'll tie my hands behind my back as well. Also after practicing for months I can compress the cartoid artery with ease now. And I have almost passed out on several occasions. I'm really hoping this works.
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Nah, the rope is enough. Just had to get the positioning right. I may opt to put more pressure on them with socks just to be safe though. And maybe it'll also help keep the rope in place.Are you using anything to put additional pressure on the arteries?
Interesting, yeah positioning seems to play a big role. I can pretty much choke myself out using my hand but I haven't been successful in dry runs with a rope yet.Nah, the rope is enough. Just had to get the positioning right. I may opt to put more pressure on them with socks just to be safe though. And maybe it'll also help keep the rope in place.
I'm still thinking it through and planning, all those times were just practice. Standing up during it is what I've been so scared of and why I've made so many partial hanging posts. I'm considering tying my legs down as well so hopefully I won't be able to stand up. If that won't work then I have some other ideas in mind.When you practised did you think you might be able to kill yourself on that attempt or was that not your intention?
Also for this method even with your hands bound surely your legs could just prop you up due to SI?
Sorry! I'm completely new to the forums so didn't know. My apologies. Things have got much much worse so I'm even more determined. Unfortunately I don't have the money. I don't have a job and can't work due to disability.This megathread is just for the method part of your post, the rest of it is more of an introduction and would either be for the suicide or off topic forum otherwise the pages just become overly bloated with things not relevant to the method advice.
You might wanna consider buying a doorframe pullup bar to hang from if your other anchor points can't hold. The best ones are the single bars with feet that extent within the doorframe. You can get them delivered to a store if you can't get them delivered to home.
You mean to say all those who have found happiness by partialFull supposedly is more likely to succeed due to the extra weight creating more pressure on the noose and the fact that you have no means to save yourself Vis a vis SI.
You're not doing this to suffocate, you'll never succeed that way as that's partly why SI kicks in. You're aiming to compress the corotid artery.
Tie this at one end of the rope. Put the other end through the small loop. This is a great, easily sliding ligature.My slipknot loosens instead of tightening up when I try partial hanging, it is really frustrating like this. Any solutions?
ThisBest 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
THANK YOU. Any idea if it leaves mark when practicing. I also tried the night night method. Had really only the head exploding feeling.
CTB for catch the busAppreciate.Sorry for english what is cbt ?
Do you put the noose above the adam apple?Full supposedly is more likely to succeed due to the extra weight creating more pressure on the noose and the fact that you have no means to save yourself Vis a vis SI.
You're not doing this to suffocate, you'll never succeed that way as that's partly why SI kicks in. You're aiming to compress the corotid artery.
This is the Hanging megathreadis there a thread for full suspension?
Thank you for this very concise guide, much appreciated.See PDF Attachment and image
Tell me, please, when I do a partial hanging in a sitting position, do I need to get up before that, and then fall sharply on my ass in order to fall sharply with all my weight? (I know that this may sound "funny", but I'm asking seriously)You'll need to practice by flailing yourself around a bit to ensure it can handle your convulsions when you pass out but for a lady that'll probably hold as long as you did a good knot at the anchor point like a bowline. Of you can't get yourself to feel lightheaded at all then you're either getting the wrong angle relative to the anchor point or the noose isn't pressing against the carotid artery (which I assume you're able to feel, it's where you'll feel a pulse above your Adams apple).
As for the tablets you'd need to know if not taking them affects blood flow in any way as this is what kills you.
View attachment 125064Okay so a robe tie with a slipknot where my head goes in for a partial hanging(kneeling) Will this work? It feels strong enough. I just cant get myself to pass out. Also I have type 1 diabetes, so if i take enough insulin to go low before i hang it might be even better?
Insulin gets injected to lower bloodsugar and too much of it will reduce bloodflow to the brain and make u go hypoglyceamic.Thanks for getting back to meYou'll need to practice by flailing yourself around a bit to ensure it can handle your convulsions when you pass out but for a lady that'll probably hold as long as you did a good knot at the anchor point like a bowline. Of you can't get yourself to feel lightheaded at all then you're either getting the wrong angle relative to the anchor point or the noose isn't pressing against the carotid artery (which I assume you're able to feel, it's where you'll feel a pulse above your Adams apple).
As for the tablets you'd need to know if not taking them affects blood flow in any way as this is what kills you.
what's the carotid artery useful for if the article says you should put the noose around the middle of your neckSee PDF Attachment and image
sorry if the q sounds stupid but i just need it be extra sure ykno, Do I position the noose and knot straight forward like how it's portrayed in media or do I put the front end of the knot in front of the part of my Adams apple where I feel the pulse of the carotid?It's a good guide but definitely not perfect as I disagree with a few bits in it. Stock to the upper neck otherwise you'll feel like choking.