Partial hanging works!

[Elri]

I just tested it cause i was curious and it seemed too hard so i was like whatever just testing, took a plastic meter and wrapped it around my neck tight and closet knob , standing leaned forward , 5 seconds in and vision went black and felt super weak and sleepy in a good way ( felt like a mix of sudden blood pressure drop, or super drunk black out, standing up suddenly when you haven't eat for a long time) . I was like wow i didn't plan to die today this way , quickly stoped. Sure if i hold my weight in that position for 5 more seconds i would be unconscious. i just feel a a little pressure behind my eyes (?!). Not my method at all cause it traumatize your family for rest of their life, risky if found soon. But definitely easier than i though i always viewed it as a dramatic movie thing

 

[Efilismislife]

many people say its quick/easy if it goes right. but they say theres a chance you regain consciousness or stand up later..
dont know if mixing with pills will help...

 

[Elri]

many people say its quick/easy if it goes right. but they say theres a chance you regain consciousness or stand up later..
dont know if mixing with pills will help...

I'm not sure if i want to wake up in that position lol

 

[Someone123]

It works for going unconscious but many people here have posted that they wake up standing up after this- based on posts here it is a low percentage method to work, though a couiple of recent celebrity deaths used this method and most prison suicides use this method, so it can work. Why it fails so often but works sometimes I don't know.

 

[Elri]

It works for going unconscious but many people here have posted that they wake up standing up after this- based on posts here it is a low percentage method to work, though a couiple of recent celebrity deaths used this method and most prison suicides use this method, so it can work. Why it fails so often but works sometimes I don't know.

I think because the pressure is not enough to stop oxygen fully compared to full suspension

 

[Efilismislife]

I think because the pressure is not enough to stop oxygen fully compared to full suspension

isnt it the blood flow that supposed to be stopped? artery, vein. not oxygen?

 

[Elri]

isnt it the blood flow that supposed to be stopped? artery, vein. not oxygen?

Blood= carries oxygen to your brain

 

[Insomniac]

I just tested it cause i was curious and it seemed too hard so i was like whatever just testing, took a plastic meter and wrapped it around my neck tight and closet knob , standing leaned forward , 5 seconds in and vision went black and felt super weak and sleepy in a good way ( felt like a mix of sudden blood pressure drop, or super drunk black out, standing up suddenly when you haven't eat for a long time) . I was like wow i didn't plan to die today this way , quickly stoped. Sure if i hold my weight in that position for 5 more seconds i would be unconscious. i just feel a a little pressure behind my eyes (?!). Not my method at all cause it traumatize your family for rest of their life, risky if found soon. But definitely easier than i though i always viewed it as a dramatic movie thing

getting to the point of passing out painlessly isn't really the issue.

The thing is, somehow, you end up back on your feet. at least in my experience. I passed out multiple times and somehow ended up standing.

 

[_Minsk]

what is a plastic meter? tried to search but didn't seem like the right thing x33

 

[Elri]

smth like this

 

[Fadeawaaaay]

I wonder how people end up NOT standing up

 

[nameeater]

are there any ways to avoid standing up once you've went unconscious? partial is my go-to method unless i can get ahold of sn so i really want it to work

 

[wanttodie]

me testing it after 5 seconds in and vision went black and felt super weak and sleepy

 

[Cant go back]

I just tested it cause i was curious and it seemed too hard so i was like whatever just testing, took a plastic meter and wrapped it around my neck tight and closet knob , standing leaned forward , 5 seconds in and vision went black and felt super weak and sleepy in a good way ( felt like a mix of sudden blood pressure drop, or super drunk black out, standing up suddenly when you haven't eat for a long time) . I was like wow i didn't plan to die today this way , quickly stoped. Sure if i hold my weight in that position for 5 more seconds i would be unconscious. i just feel a a little pressure behind my eyes (?!). Not my method at all cause it traumatize your family for rest of their life, risky if found soon. But definitely easier than i though i always viewed it as a dramatic movie thing

How high on the neck did you have it? Above or below the Adam's apple? I've read both ways.

 

[Someone123]

I wonder how people end up NOT standing up

That's they key- no one seems to know- maybe wrapping tons of gorilla tape around both legs so that you can't stand up would work- but you still just turn your head and relieve pressure on the arteris- then the only way is to close off the airway- i.e. full suspension. Some people get partial to work while most people can not get it to work, based on posts here.

 

[PeacefulTonic]

Has any member here made a goodbye thread and successfully ctb'd with partial? It seems like everyone just stands up and they can't do it

 

[Elri]

How high on the neck did you have it? Above or below the Adam's apple? I've read both ways.

I did it above

 

[miserableforever]

I just tested it cause i was curious and it seemed too hard so i was like whatever just testing, took a plastic meter and wrapped it around my neck tight and closet knob , standing leaned forward , 5 seconds in and vision went black and felt super weak and sleepy in a good way ( felt like a mix of sudden blood pressure drop, or super drunk black out, standing up suddenly when you haven't eat for a long time) . I was like wow i didn't plan to die today this way , quickly stoped. Sure if i hold my weight in that position for 5 more seconds i would be unconscious. i just feel a a little pressure behind my eyes (?!). Not my method at all cause it traumatize your family for rest of their life, risky if found soon. But definitely easier than i though i always viewed it as a dramatic movie thing

Sounds better than SN and cheaper too

 

[Someone123]

Sounds better than SN and cheaper too

Except that sn works a high percentage of the time and partial seems to rarely work, based on posts. Full suspension also seems to work a high percentage of the time, so sn and full suspension are my two options.

 

[FromGermany]

Another satire thread title.

 

[lastlife_]

I just tested it cause i was curious and it seemed too hard so i was like whatever just testing, took a plastic meter and wrapped it around my neck tight and closet knob , standing leaned forward , 5 seconds in and vision went black and felt super weak and sleepy in a good way ( felt like a mix of sudden blood pressure drop, or super drunk black out, standing up suddenly when you haven't eat for a long time) . I was like wow i didn't plan to die today this way , quickly stoped. Sure if i hold my weight in that position for 5 more seconds i would be unconscious. i just feel a a little pressure behind my eyes (?!). Not my method at all cause it traumatize your family for rest of their life, risky if found soon. But definitely easier than i though i always viewed it as a dramatic movie thing

This is the exact method I tried previously, but high up on my knees, and I can vouch that it works. I experienced everything you described but backed out at the last moment.

I'm confused why so many people mention others accounts of attempting this and waking up standing up. For me, this doesn't make sense because once you've gone unconscious, gone limp and then you're literally hanging.. how are you able to be standing or stand up? Once you're hanging, everything will be in place for circulation and air to be cut off so I think these accounts must have some sort of inaccuracy or mistruth to it.. I don't know. If someone can explain without using another persons story or if you have some study or evidence I would be curious to read about it

Except that sn works a high percentage of the time and partial seems to rarely work, based on posts. Full suspension also seems to work a high percentage of the time, so sn and full suspension are my two options.

I don't want to discredit you because I don't know which information you read and from who.. it also depends on the country and how many cases were used, but I did a heap ton of research and read various scientific studies earlier in the year and found that partial suspension and full suspension are almost equal in percentage.. although the individual is less likely to back out from a full suspension, both methods are just as lethal and occur with similar statistics. Edit: oh I just realised you said based from posts.. I see. I think it seems less likely to work because the people who succeeded can't tell us their stories but they're both fairly equal

 

[justsayin]

That's they key- no one seems to know- maybe wrapping tons of gorilla tape around both legs so that you can't stand up would work- but you still just turn your head and relieve pressure on the arteris- then the only way is to close off the airway- i.e. full suspension. Some people get partial to work while most people can not get it to work, based on posts here.

Except that sn works a high percentage of the time and partial seems to rarely work, based on posts. Full suspension also seems to work a high percentage of the time, so sn and full suspension are my two options.

Based on posts here, neither full or partial work, at all. It's called survivorship bias. On the other hand, I have seen large number of scientific papers, photos, and videos showing otherwise.

 

[Efilismislife]

here

Except that sn works a high percentage of the time and partial seems to rarely work, based on posts. Full suspension also seems to work a high percentage of the time, so sn and full suspension are my two options.

 

[Elri]

here

That's exactly what happened to me, instant and unexpected.

 

[miserableforever]

Except that sn works a high percentage of the time and partial seems to rarely work, based on posts. Full suspension also seems to work a high percentage of the time, so sn and full suspension are my two options.

Full suspension sounds painful, not sure if it really is, never looked into that option. I'd worry about the pressure and the lack of being able to breathe while passing out.

 

[Someone123]

Full suspension sounds painful, not sure if it really is, never looked into that option. I'd worry about the pressure and the lack of being able to breathe while passing out.

That is the terrifying thing about full suspension- it often causes ctb by closing off the airway, which can take a while while a person is struggling for breath- so the near certainty of it working needs to be weighed against the terror of having your windpipe closed. That's why it is currently in second place for me compared to sn. Though, to be honest, 10 or so minutes of terror may be better than many years of misery.

 

[milly]

Failed a few times with partial too

 

[Someone123]

here

This video is interesting. But there have been many posts on this site about people trying partial, passing out and then waking up standing up- so this does contradict some of the conclusions in this video. The first person in this video used an arrangement around the neck that was a lot more than a rope- this wasn't explained in the video, but it did cause a quick passing out. One lesson of this video might be that if you are going to try partial to do this in a leaning standing position rather than seated or kneeling. I wish they would have explained the extra padding in the main attempt of this video- this clearly seems to be something that helped her pass out quickly.

 

[PeacefulTonic]

Based on posts here, neither full or partial work, at all. It's called survivorship bias. On the other hand, I have seen large number of scientific papers, photos, and videos showing otherwise.

Got any links to stuff about partial? I don't believe it works at all

 

[Someone123]

Got any links to stuff about partial? I don't believe it works at all

It's not survivorship bias if there is a pattern of people posting saying they are just about to try partial and then later saying it doiesn't work- when they post about it before attempting it this eliminates this bias.

Partial does work- it is the main method used in prison and Robin WIlliams and Kate Spade used this- it's just that this method fails a lot. WHy it works in some cases and not other sis not clear to me at this time, or to many other people.

are there any ways to avoid standing up once you've went unconscious? partial is my go-to method unless i can get ahold of sn so i really want it to work

There is a video from youtube about five posts below which looks helpful.