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Technical death metal is the meaning of life
Oct 10, 2025
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Is it normal to hear a really loud pulsing sound when partial hanging and to not go unconscious after 40 seconds?
 
Jisatsu

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黒恄薔薇(The Black Rose)
Jan 5, 2025
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The pulsing sound is tinnitus from the lack of blood going to your brain. With partial you should be unconscious within 10 to 20 seconds with you put enough pressure on your carotid arteries.
 
AreWeWinning

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Nov 1, 2021
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Is it normal to hear a really loud pulsing sound when partial hanging and to not go unconscious after 40 seconds?
It's normal if you don't apply enough pressure. You're probably only blocking the jugular veins, so blood keeps flowing in your head, but not out. This causes pressure to build up in your head, and you don't go unconscious fast enough.

If you apply enough pressure on your neck, you should lose consciousness within about 5–15 seconds. If that's not the case, it's not worth trying any longer. Instead, you could try to reposition the rope or apply more pressure. It's also important to do it suddenly. If you do it slowly, the same thing happens: you'll just feel pressure building up.

Warning: if you do this, you'll likely die. So do it only if you're 100% sure you want to end your life.

If you just want to practice, don't fix the rope to an anchor point. Instead, just hold the other end in your hand. By doing it this way, you'll automatically release the rope as you start to pass out, so it's safe. If you do this, make sure there're no sharp objects around in case you fall.
 
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hmnow

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Jul 29, 2025
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It's normal if you don't apply enough pressure. You're probably only blocking the jugular veins, so blood keeps flowing in your head, but not out. This causes pressure to build up in your head, and you don't go unconscious fast enough.

If you apply enough pressure on your neck, you should lose consciousness within about 5–15 seconds. If that's not the case, it's not worth trying any longer. Instead, you could try to reposition the rope or apply more pressure. It's also important to do it suddenly. If you do it slowly, the same thing happens: you'll just feel pressure building up.

Warning: if you do this, you'll likely die. So do it only if you're 100% sure you want to end your life.

If you just want to practice, don't fix the rope to an anchor point. Instead, just hold the other end in your hand. By doing it this way, you'll automatically release the rope as you start to pass out, so it's safe. If you do this, make sure there're no sharp objects around in case you fall.
That's true and how I have practised. I sometimes put the anchor over a hook and just hold the end. I do pass out and usually find myself on the floor. It's a good feeling you have found th sweet spot and all you need to do is to anchor it. And then it's all over ;)
 

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