I have tried to hang myself at night by tying a belt from a robe to a bar above my bedroom window. I make sure the belt is tight around my neck before going to bed. However, when I wake up, besides feeling a little pain and red marks, nothing really happened. The belt did not come lose. What am I doing wrong? Is there a specific location of the neck to tie belt to in order to ensure success?
Have you read through this?
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/how-to-hang-yourself.1183/#post-13496
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/how-to-hang-yourself.1183/#post-13496
Yes, pretty much followed this exactly, except for locating the carotid artery. No matter where I press my thumb while holding the back of the neck, it is impossible for me to black out.
I think I found my by tying my rope then moving it on my neck until I found it, remember you have you add quite a bit of pressure
Tried moving rope up above and below adam's apple. However, I can't find a single point where I will pass out within a minute or even fill dizzy, but after several minutes my head does feel a bit cold. There are points where I am almost unable to breathe so I don't think pressure is the issue. Just what am I doing wrong?
RM5998
Sack of Meat
- Sep 3, 2018
- 2,202
Well, so here's some things I was doing wrong.
- Use any rope/belt that cannot loosen, and cannot have free space. Even a bit. When the knot is tied around your neck, there should be pressure on every single part that the rope is covering. Without that, there's not going to be sufficient pressure.
- Make sure you're using a knot that doesn't loosen under pressure. Again, there needs to be pressure on the whole neck.
Is there a good video of a partial suspension attempt? That would help a lot.
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