Help I found my sweet spot with partial (?)

[Claymore7274]

So as the title says i found it, or at least i think i did.
Yesterday i tried it again with partial now actually using padding on the carotids (after a terrible failure a couple of months ago)

after getting comfortable kneeling down, rope as tight as it could get, i gently pushed down with my head. 5 seconds in (maybe?) aside from slight head pounding and pressure on my throat while still being able to breathe, i started feeling really really tingly on my limbs and it got me so damn scared i could not keep going.

Tried to keep myself on that position for a few tries until i heard my mother turn on the lights just outside my room, stopped and went to sleep.

So my question is: Does this tingly sensation mean i was actually stopping bloodflow on my brain or am i just dumb? because last time i could not feel anything like that.

 

[thislifeisunfair]

I get the same feeling when I put pressure on my carotid arteries. I'm not sure if it is stopping the blood flow or not. I would assume so. When you faint, it is when blood can't get to your brain fast enough. So I would say yes, you are blocking blood flow to the brain. It's not a bad feeling. After you stop, it feels really peaceful, and my head feels disconnected from my body. I didn't practise partial. I practised ligature strangulation, but I think I'm going to go with partial. I think I'm going to cut my brachial artery beforehand, so I faint faster, and just for fun (not to kill me). Have you had any luck finding your sweet spot just using your fingers?

 

[Claymore7274]

I get the same feeling when I put pressure on my carotid arteries. I'm not sure if it is stopping the blood flow or not. I would assume so. When you faint, it is when blood can't get to your brain fast enough. So I would say yes, you are blocking blood flow to the brain. It's not a bad feeling. After you stop, it feels really peaceful, and my head feels disconnected from my body. I didn't practise partial. I practised ligature strangulation, but I think I'm going to go with partial. I think I'm going to cut my brachial artery beforehand, so I faint faster, and just for fun (not to kill me). Have you had any luck finding your sweet spot just using your fingers?

never managed to faint or feel like fainting using only my fingers.