Overnight/mid-sleep suicidal instinct?

[LonelyKitten]

I tried to use night-night in combo with diazepam/falling asleep.
Was fairly certain I had enough pressure applied and the set-up tight, but then I wake up hours later with things being slightly shifted around.

Only a stiff neck, light-headed etc.
Vision a bit blurry but it's all resetting.

Could it be that even asleep/knocked out survival instinct kicks in and the body naturally undoes stuff, or convulses/moves around enough to avoid death?
Or did I simply do it wrong and end up moving around in my sleep naturally to have shifted things around?

I didn't feel any panic before drifting off, or when I woke up.

 

[ipmanwc0]

Um I think night night is supposed to make you unconscious not go to sleep :/

 

[Foreverix]

Isn't that method used with something like a ratchet strap? Anything that doesn't lock or bind sufficiently isn't going to maintain enough pressure to achieve death. The tape you mentioned in previous posts is strong, but you'd need someone else to wrap it with such force that the bags can't shift AND maintain enough pressure to cut blood flow.

It may have cut off some blood flow temporarily, but probably not enough to lose consciousness. Sounds like you fell asleep and shifted the setup while you were asnooze.

I'm glad they're giving you some pharma-treats while you're there. It's the least they can do for a captive kitten.

 

[LonelyKitten]

Ahhh, so that's been the issue.
Even if I get the pressure/location right, I need something very tight to uphold it sufficiently once I'm lights out?

Damn it.
I didn't buy a ratchet strap (nearly did, should've).
The tightest stuff I have is just tape and various clothing items, unfortunately.

I suppose ditching may yield better results then at this point

 

[puella]

I hope it didn't hurt too much.