Im have problems with getting a good rope...

[they see me rolliň]

Yup. I am really struggling to get a good rope. I might have a rope but idk if it can hold my weight ill have to test that. Anyone have any idea on what i could use to hang myself full suspension no drop. It doesn't have to be a rope as long as it works.
I forgot to mention that im going to hang myself from a tree. Im going to use a snuggle hitch knot to attatch the anchor point and a slip knot for the noose going around my neck. So i wonder if anyone happen to know how long the rope need to be.

 

[Worndown]

A hardware store should have something. Check load limits, go for triple your weight. Look for something smooth so it slides easily and is more comfortable. Only you can determine length. It depends on limb size. Get extra as you can just tie off to the needed length.

 

[Manaaja]

I bought a rope that looked a bit like this, that is 15 metres long, 12 mm width, can carry 1200 kg, can be used with tractors, boats, etc. It's a "general rope" that can be used for anything. You can cut it into smaller parts and don't need to fret about length since 15 meters is enough for five three meter parts. Isn't flexible either (maybe only a tiny, tiny bit). Feels good enough (though I really suggest something under it since once you use it a lot it starts to get rough and get uncomfortable). Costs something like 10-20 euros (can't remember).

I live in the middle of nowhere and was still able to buy it from a shop that's here, so I guess a similar shop should be pretty easy to find for you too. It was a department store (aka dry food, dog food, garden things, clothes, electronics, house building/repairing materials, sport and hobby items, even guns, etc).

Correct rope length is that you are able to get it around your neck and anchor point. Too short and it can untie itself and you'll have trouble getting your head into the noose, too long and your feet touch the ground. Without knowing the numbers of your neck, tree, and the distance from tree to ground it's hard to say what length is best. But I'd suggest to buy at least five metres since you can always cut it shorter (or just let the extra rope length go around the tree branch several times.) But the absolute minimum in case you can't find longer would be 1.5 meters I think.