Discussion How was your hanging attempts?

[0utsider.]

Personally, most of my hanging attempts resulted in nothing besides a rope burn, but I've been thinking about starting to try hanging methods again. I just want to know if anyone has any story's about hanging (good and bad). Or if there's any info that I should know before I do my next attempt. Idk I'm just curious to hear what other peoples attempts were like.

 

[m1v]

i've only had bad experiences with partial hanging. I've heard that the pain in hanging is supposed to be minimal, but every time i do it it's uncomfortable and hurts my neck / severe headache for the rest of the week. However i think if you get it right, there should be minimal to no pain. Also, i suggest putting vaseline around the rope/neck to avoid rope burns..
Wishing you the best, take care of yourself

 

[DignifiedGrave]

i've only had bad experiences with partial hanging. I've heard that the pain in hanging is supposed to be minimal, but every time i do it it's uncomfortable and hurts my neck / severe headache for the rest of the week. However i think if you get it right, there should be minimal to no pain. Also, i suggest putting vaseline around the rope/neck to avoid rope burns..
Wishing you the best, take care of yourself

From all the experiences ive read, i do begin to wonder if peoples bodies dont have react differently in a variety of ways and maybe its just not for everyone?

 

[100memoryleaks]

tried partial hanging and managed to pass out a couple times but kept waking up. i got rope burn/bruises on my neck and a bunch of purple and red spots on my face. i felt so tired and confused for the next couple days :(

 

[SouzaBr]

tried partial hanging and managed to pass out a couple times but kept waking up. i got rope burn/bruises on my neck and a bunch of purple and red spots on my face. i felt so tired and confused for the next couple days :(

Sorry for this. You can find the corotid?

 

[YourLocalEdgelord]

rope burn,

hurts my neck /

rope burn/bruises o

Is this about partial?

I had the same problem, but ever since I use a thin scarf as a base layer with thin folded socks on my carotids, it's been surprisingly comfy. It even helped me hit the carotids consistently instead of hitting the jugular for some reason. I feel faint/numb/tingly the second I lean down into the rope.

Not sure if that would help or hinder full suspension, though.

Sorry for this. You can find the corotid?

I couldn't find it with my hands, but with the help of my above method, I tried putting the rope on several spots on my neck. Each person is different. For me, it's just above the adam's apple, but it could be lower or higher for you. It's higher for most people.