Help Partial hanging knot

[ReleaseMe]

Hi there,

I am getting closer to ctb.
Talk about reasons is futile. (Excuse my awkward language plz, not a native speaker)

I chose hanging as my method and I want to get it right. Is this a suitable knot?
https://www.netknots.com/rope_knots/slip-knot
I managed to get dizzy by manually tightening the noose.

I live in a tiny apartment and the doors are old and of bad quality. What could I choose for support / attachment?

Thanks im advance!

 

[FakeNews]

That knot should work fine.

Are you set on being in your apartment? There are so many choice outside, although it could be problematic if you are in a densely populated area.

 

[ReleaseMe]

Thank you! Outside is also an option but yes I live in a big city. I have to look for a suitable place. Also I'm not sure how to tie rope to the support point. i know these questions have been asked before, sorry. I couldn't get my head around the bowtie knot (i'm bad at stuff like that).

 

[Hanger]

I´d take this knot http://www.survivalworld.com/knots/simple-noose.html#.WyCwBYpCTcs
And I would do it form a tree at night if you would like to hang "safe". Fix the noose as you like, the knot to the tree doesn´t matter as long as it hold´s your weight. After fixing it you could check it trying to "climb the rope" with your full weight.

 

[FakeNews]

Use a bowline for your anchor point.

https://www.netknots.com/rope_knots/arborist-knots

 

[Kfoe!12]

I´d take this knot http://www.survivalworld.com/knots/simple-noose.html#.WyCwBYpCTcs
And I would do it form a tree at night if you would like to hang "safe". Fix the noose as you like, the knot to the tree doesn´t matter as long as it hold´s your weight. After fixing it you could check it trying to "climb the rope" with your full weight.

This is the knot I've heard works the best as well for partial.