Ligature strangulation: how to know when to tie the reef knot?

[snooperdooper]

So I believe that ligature strangulation is my absolute best method. I am working towards perfecting it but I'm wondering what signs you should look out for before tying the reef knot? That's the point of no return really and I want to be absolutely sure I've hit the no hurty veins and not the hurty ones.

 

[Fadenself00_]

I want to be absolutely sure I've hit the no hurty veins and not the hurty ones

Thanks for the audible laugh you just made me produce ;D

 

[Fadenself00_]

I have tried btw. and couldn't get anywhere close to a sweet spot yet. Even when applying a lot of pressure with the first knot, I only get a mild reaction, that only consists of slight 'exploding head' syndrome. Tried above and under Adam's apple.

 

[eggsausagerice]

i've honestly never been able to succeed with the ligature strangulation method. i don't know how other people are able to do it when it seems like you could just lay there forever without passing out. there are a lot of other posts talking about how they struggled to do it too.

 

[soulie]

So I believe that ligature strangulation is my absolute best method. I am working towards perfecting it but I'm wondering what signs you should look out for before tying the reef knot? That's the point of no return really and I want to be absolutely sure I've hit the no hurty veins and not the hurty ones.

I'm not sure if you are still here or not. But if you are, did you try it yet?