Help I found my "sweet spot"!! (I have a question/a help for thoses who are struggling to find it)

[TheLittleMouse]

(I want ask a question, I am so excited XD)

I was making some test to find my "sweet spot". I try to use my hands but it didn't work, then i decide to use a shoelace and use my hands to make the pressure, i try to push it form behind and up (didn't work) but then i decided to wrap it around my neck from behind and cross it front and push it, and it work! It didn't hurt and i could breath but I almost pass out instantly and i felt light headed not like my head would explode (like when we press the jugular vein) and then I stop and run to here XD.

I just want to know how to simulate that with the rope when I CTB (partial hanging) because my efforts to simulate the hanging cenario didn't work, so I am afraid I cant hit my sweet spot when I actually CTB

 

[Neogoloid]

Putting the rope a little bit above the adam's apple works for me. I also seemed to have an easier time compressing it with rope when I lean my head upwards. Once you pass out it's just a matter of making sure you don't regain consciousness. Now I have a question too, you don't have to answer though of course. But based on this image. Will this will work?



Edit: just realized this person hasn't been active since August. So If anyone else could answer my question it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[TheLittleMouse]

Putting the rope a little bit above the adam's apple works for me. I also seemed to have an easier time compressing it with rope when I lean my head upwards. Once you pass out it's just a matter of making sure you don't regain consciousness. Now I have a question too, you don't have to answer though of course. But based on this image. Will this will work?
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Edit: just realized this person hasn't been active since August. So If anyone else could answer my question it would be greatly appreciated.

I've been very busy sense the last post, but I think it might work, try do to some tests before going to CBT