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You go to any city in any country to any hardware store and buy it?
How are you progressing with your chains and scarf setup? Id suggest some kind of home depot store to get proper ropes
I'd tested it and it works pretty well. I'd go for full suspension If I had any support higher than my own height.
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NOISYMIND
Everyday I wake up I wanna die again.
- Sep 11, 2018
- 164
I wonder if it works with sitting down?
Would hyperventilation + partial suspension make it quicker to go?
Would hyperventilation + partial suspension make it quicker to go?
throwaway123
Hell0
- Aug 5, 2018
- 1,446
Partial suspension works by compressing the arteries. It should happen in less than 4 maxium 10 seconds. Hyperventilation is not of any use in this case.
No it doesn't work. Either you'll compress the wrong vessels and have an unpleasant feeling or you'll faint and wake up after convulsions. Hyperventilation is useless. You're going to panic anyway if you know that you're going to die. I tried many times to hang myself by sitting.
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Punished snake
Student
- Sep 9, 2018
- 110
How many mm does the rope have to be? I'm talking about width
If you just read the whole thread, you would see some links from amazon
NOISYMIND
Everyday I wake up I wanna die again.
- Sep 11, 2018
- 164
I'm surprised nobody has ever tried to shut down this site. Many people are going to die because of my thread lol, myself included. The idiots on google spreading misinformation about hanging, telling us that it's painful and it makes you suffocate...
Even in movies. They make it look like it's torture. I did auto-asphyxiation for fun.
Deivis
Seul contre tous
- Jul 23, 2018
- 235
@NoLifeNoPain
Lets talk about anatomy, in particular, how deep your arteries have to be for this method to work (or fail) at all.
Check this guy out, its some random person, but look at his veins, they're sticking out. Super easy.
But I spent 2 fucking days trying to find mine and its fucking 6 feet deep under my skin... And I really have ZERO fat on my neck...
Lets talk about anatomy, in particular, how deep your arteries have to be for this method to work (or fail) at all.
Check this guy out, its some random person, but look at his veins, they're sticking out. Super easy.
But I spent 2 fucking days trying to find mine and its fucking 6 feet deep under my skin... And I really have ZERO fat on my neck...
throwaway123
Hell0
- Aug 5, 2018
- 1,446
You should look for a pulse, and then press hard until you compress both the jugulars and the carotids (you compress the carotids by finding the jugulars and applying 3kg of pressure on them). I'm underweight and I can see my veins too, so maybe that's why it's easy to do for me. Ben drowned himself in a bath/river/lake after hyperventilating, you can do that too.
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Punished snake
Student
- Sep 9, 2018
- 110
It's made to discourage drones from suiciding probably
Millions of years of evolution led to that ctb drawing
windingdown
Specialist
- Sep 10, 2018
- 367
I've read of people hanging themselves with shoelaces (eg in a hospital or prison) so I don't think thickness is a big concern. It might be more uncomfortable to use a thinner rope, though.
Hanger
Noosedancer
- May 29, 2018
- 277
If it´s too thin it hurts real bad cause it cuts more into the neck. If it´s too thick it will take longer to pass out.
windingdown
Specialist
- Sep 10, 2018
- 367
I think the amount of time it takes is different for different people. I've sat and compressed my carotid arteries with my fingers, and 90 seconds later I was still basically fine. I've read things about blacking out after 15 seconds, but I think you just have to sit there and wait to black out or lose consciousness. Maybe it depends on your particular anatomy, like someone else suggested.
The good news is that it's not uncomfortable; it doesn't hurt (if you're not using a painful rope-apparatus). You breathe normally, so there's no feeling of losing air or choking. I've tried it with a soft leather belt, and it was perfectly pleasant.
Punished snake
Student
- Sep 9, 2018
- 110
I had this misconception that you had to use really big ropes like in movies, luckily I see that you can use pretty much even thinner ones
windingdown
Specialist
- Sep 10, 2018
- 367
Yes, you don't need rope at all - you can use things from around the house, too. People use belts, scarves, bathrobe belts, towels...
If I use this method, I think I will use a scarf. I was testing it out tonight. I have a good one. This is what Kate Spade and L'Wren Scott used. Robin Williams and Chester Bennington, on the other hand, used belts.
http://criminalwisdom.tumblr.com/post/324640171/the-grape-vine-a-restraint-technique-used-by
A perfect position for those who chicken out from partial hanging? xD
It looks like you'd need someone to help you set it up, which is a bummer.
A perfect position for those who chicken out from partial hanging? xD
It looks like you'd need someone to help you set it up, which is a bummer.
to be fair this is only for some, for really short drops, you still might want the other knot
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