how to NOT get brain damage from hanging

[monetpompo]

i just read that it could give you brain damage now i'm like "oughhhhhh...". so is the best thing to do only attempt once and properly? i haven't practiced partial yet but i'll probably try to do it later in the month when my things are sorted. i still need to look at the trees in my area. i don't have a forest in me so i'd have to go walking further or take an uber to a more forested area.

 

[Rynalia]

Yep. You don't want to fail.

But if you do fail, you want it to be as early as possible, and hopefully involving the ligature coming loose (not like you could really control that though)

 

[wiggy]

I mean, yeah - the brain damage comes from depriving your brain of oxygen, which is also the direct mechanism by which the method results in death. So you can't have one without the other.

 

[monetpompo]

You don't want to fail.

guh...

 

[SufferingInDenmark]

of course you should attempt it properly or not at all.
sorry, but who HANGS themselves just for fun?

i hope you won't need to do that tho, hope stuff works out for you...

 

[monetpompo]

sorry, but who HANGS themselves just for fun?

i was worried about if i failed the first time. there's a lot of stories of backing out because of SI so i made the mistake of thinking it was less severe (~_~;)

 

[Rynalia]

sorry, but who HANGS themselves just for fun?

You'd be surprised. (;´･ω･)

i was worried about if i failed the first time. there's a lot of stories of backing out because of SI so i made the mistake of thinking it was less severe (~_~;)

The SI part comes from before loss of consciousness, that's why some people restrain their arms and legs so they don't free themselves.

 

[JesiBel]

You'll need to have plenty of time alone, and make sure no one interrupts or rescues you. Also have a good rope and anchor point, so that neither of them breaks.

 

[bankai]

who HANGS themselves just for fun?