Questions about partial hanging

[golfmavenice]

I can't find a suitable rope, I have to buy 200 meters of them.
I have a few questions about partial hanging.
1) Is that 3 meters jump rope thick enough?
2) Is that hanging position suitable?

6 mm nylon rope can hold up to 760 kg (1,700 lbs) so I think this is thick enough?

Images related to question
Jump rope: https://ibb.co/BL0GLxV
Hanging position: https://ibb.co/pQLQQqh

Thanks.
golfmavenice

 

[ihopethisispainless]

That looks very thick and uncomfortable. Both of which are no bueno for this method

I can't find a suitable rope, I have to buy 200 meters of them.
I have a few questions about partial hanging.
1) Is that 3 meters jump rope thick enough?
2) Is that hanging position suitable?

6 mm nylon rope can hold up to 760 kg (1,700 lbs) so I think this is thick enough?

Images related to question
Jump rope: https://ibb.co/BL0GLxV
Hanging position: https://ibb.co/pQLQQqh

Thanks.
golfmavenice

The position can surely work but it's not the position I'll be using to hang. Lemme pm you and I can describe to you how I'm gonna do it? Researching this method has taken so long and it's taken me a while to get the info I have.

 

[Worndown]

If it will hold your weight, it will work.

 

[golfmavenice]

If it will hold your weight, it will work.

Do you think it can hold my weight? it looks thick enough....

 

[golfmavenice]

How do I know if it's nylon, silicone, steel and not cotton or something??
Btw how much pressure do I apply to my rope while in this hanging position?

 

[Worndown]

Test it. Loop it over something solid, hold it tight and see if it will support you.

 

[golfmavenice]

Test it. Loop it over something solid, hold it tight and see if it will support you.

Sounds good. Is 5 kg solid enough weight to test?

 

[Worndown]

Your weight.

 

[Bong-Hit-Transplant]

Hey - I have a lot of experience with partial.

The rope looks good enough, as long as it can hold your weight. I'd recommend using a nylon or cotton rope to reduce chafing and make the whole experience a lot less painful, but if doesn't break it should get the job done.

I'm also planning on using a similar position. Make sure the rope is fully tensioned before your bottom hits the ground, so most of your body-weight is off the ground. Ropes can stretch / your throat constricts more than you'd probably think, so give yourself some leeway.

From there, it's mostly just rope positioning, which is the most finicky part of the process. It'll take a little while to find where exactly on your throat makes you pass out consistently, so it's just a matter of practice.

As long as you do all that, your chances are pretty good.

 

[golfmavenice]

Hey - I have a lot of experience with partial.

The rope looks good enough, as long as it can hold your weight. I'd recommend using a nylon or cotton rope to reduce chafing and make the whole experience a lot less painful, but if doesn't break it should get the job done.

I'm also planning on using a similar position. Make sure the rope is fully tensioned before your bottom hits the ground, so most of your body-weight is off the ground. Ropes can stretch / your throat constricts more than you'd probably think, so give yourself some leeway.

From there, it's mostly just rope positioning, which is the most finicky part of the process. It'll take a little while to find where exactly on your throat makes you pass out consistently, so it's just a matter of practice.

As long as you do all that, your chances are pretty good.

Can cotton rope hold my weight?

 

[Bong-Hit-Transplant]

Can cotton rope hold my weight?

I mean, that varies from rope to rope obviously, but cotton bdsm rope is extremely soft and usually more than strong enough.

 

[golfmavenice]

I mean, that varies from rope to rope obviously, but cotton bdsm rope is extremely soft and usually more than strong enough.

I found a 10 mm manila rope. Is it strong enough?

 

[Bong-Hit-Transplant]

I found a 10 mm manila rope. Is it strong enough?

It depends on your body-weight / setup, just test it first to make sure. Although I'm not sure why you'd pick such a rough material. Even the ligature you had in the original post looks like it would be significantly less painful to use.

 

[golfmavenice]

Depends on your body-weight / setup, just test it first to make sure. Although I'm not sure why you'd pick such a rough material. Even the ligature you had in the original post looks like it would be significantly less painful to use.

I am not sure about the material used in my jump rope. So it might break

 

[georgecostanza]

That looks very thick and uncomfortable. Both of which are no bueno for this method

The position can surely work but it's not the position I'll be using to hang. Lemme pm you and I can describe to you how I'm gonna do it? Researching this method has taken so long and it's taken me a while to get the info I have.

share it

 

[ihopethisispainless]

share it

I plan on posting a detailed guide before I ctb but I can pm u if u want?

 

[Someone123]

Partial works sometimes but it seems to fail most of the time. Several members here have posted that they have failed between 15 and 25 times each with this method. Some celebrities have succeeded with this method. Why it works sometimes but fails most of the time is not known.

 

[Bong-Hit-Transplant]

Partial works sometimes but it seems to fail most of the time. Several members here have posted that they have failed between 15 and 25 times each with this method. Some celebrities have succeeded with this method. Why it works sometimes but fails most of the time is not known.

Every single "failed" attempt I've come across is either the ligature breaking (which should have been tested long beforehand) or the person giving up.

I think a lot of people see partial as an attainable method, and so they attempt without any intention of actually succeeding. Partial can be a very consistent method if the person practices beforehand.

I am not sure about the material used in my jump rope. So it might break

You should be testing whichever one you plan on using anyways.

I should also mention you should practice making yourself pass out using whatever ligature + position you plan on using until you can do it consistently. Whatever problems a ligature might have should expose itself then.

 

[Someone123]

Every single "failed" attempt I've come across is either the ligature breaking (which should have been tested long beforehand) or the person giving up.

I think a lot of people see partial as an attainable method, and so they attempt without any intention of actually succeeding. Partial can be a very consistent method if the person practices beforehand.

I'll give you an example of one person who posted quite a bit about this here. This person said he was a former prison guard was saw several people ctb by partial in prison. After seeing this he tried 25 times to duplicate the position of their body, basically kneeling and leaning into the rope, and to duplicate the rope and knot and after 25 attempts he was very frustrated that he couldn't get this to9 work. Almost all posts on this site that I have seen in which a person says they are about to try partial are followed up by posts saying that it didn't work, that even though they passed on their body stood up to try to survive and the attempt failed. If you search by "partial" on this site you will see that most posts about partial attempts are about partial failing- it's just not reliable. Full suspension is very reliable but a lot more terrifying though.

 

[Bong-Hit-Transplant]

I'll give you an example of one person who posted quite a bit about this here. This person said he was a former prison guard was saw several people ctb by partial in prison. After seeing this he tried 25 times to duplicate the position of their body, basically kneeling and leaning into the rope, and to duplicate the rope and knot and after 25 attempts he was very frustrated that he couldn't get this to9 work. Almost all posts on this site that I have seen in which a person says they are about to try partial are followed up by posts saying that it didn't work, that even though they passed on their body stood up to try to survive and the attempt failed. If you search by "partial" on this site you will see that most posts about partial attempts are about partial failing- it's just not reliable. Full suspension is very reliable but a lot more terrifying though.

Attempting partial in a standing position is setting yourself up for failure. Your body will unconsciously lean back and take pressure off your throat after you pass out. Partial should be attempted in in a semi-kneeling or sitting position for best results (the two positions to the right).

As for the prison guard's inability to pass out, that was just a result of a lack of practice. Rope placement is one of the most finicky parts of attempting partial. You need to know the exact point on your throat to place the rope, and even then it'll probably take more than one try. Just going for it without having practiced whatsoever is obviously going to fail.

Sorry if I sound defensive. Partial is just sometimes talked about here as an inconsistent method when that's just because most people who attempt it do so impulsively with a shitty ligature and without practicing.

Full is way more likely to be painful, and is only really a better alternative if you want zero chance of being able to back out, even if you're in agony.

 

[ihopethisispainless]

I am not sure about the material used in my jump rope. So it might break

Tie the slip knot. Put your foot in the slip knot then kick repeatedly. And actually really put some force in it to test it

Attempting partial in a standing position is setting yourself up for failure. Your body will unconsciously lean back and take pressure off your throat. Partial should be attempted in in a semi-kneeling or sitting position for best results (the two positions to the right).

As for the prison guard's inability to pass out, that was just a result of a lack of practice. Rope placement is one of the most finicky parts of attempting partial. You need to know the exact point on your throat to place the rope, and even then it'll probably take more than one try. Just going for it without having practiced whatsoever is obviously going to fail.

Sorry if I sound defensive. Partial is just sometimes talked about here as an inconsistent method when that's just because most people who attempt it do so impulsively with a shitty ligature and without practicing.

Full is way more likely to be painful, and is only really a better alternative if you want zero chance of being able to back out, even if you're in agony.

What ligature would u recommend?

 

[Someone123]

Attempting partial in a standing position is setting yourself up for failure. Your body will unconsciously lean back and take pressure off your throat. Partial should be attempted in in a semi-kneeling or sitting position for best results (the two positions to the right).

As for the prison guard's inability to pass out, that was just a result of a lack of practice

The guiard wwas in a kneeling position, I did say this in the original post. He also passed out but later found himself standing up, which is the most common way that partial fails- I did also mention this in the original, post that this commonly happens.

 

[Bong-Hit-Transplant]

What ligature would u recommend?

A cotton BDSM rope widely lauded as the most comfortable ligature to use by most guides, but I'm just planning on using a soft nylon rope. It's much more widely available, and in all the times I've practiced, it's barely left a mark.

The guiard wwas in a kneeling position, I did say this in the original post. He also passed out but later found himself standing up, which is the most common way that partial fails- I did also mention this in the original, post that this commonly happens.

There should always be body-weight being held by the rope aside from just leaning forward. Regardless if you're standing or kneeling, if all the weight you're putting on the rope is just a result of you leaning against it, there's a good chance you'll spring back up unconsciously.



You can see this in the video. The first time the girl passed out, she unconsciously stood back up. That's why there needs to be pressure beyond just manually pressing against the ligature.

To attempt in a kneeling position correctly, you should keep your knees off the ground, like in this photo. Attempting in a sitting position is the same idea, except with your bottom elevated off the ground instead of your knees. This way it's impossible for you unconsciously lean back and take all the pressure off the rope.

 

[Someone123]

Anyway you look at it this method fails most of the time. I hope you can find ways to make it more reliable if this is what you want to do. If you do try this method you may want to post before trying it and then if you don't psot again people will know it most likely worked. The prisoners that the guard say ctb were kneeling with their knees on the ground, and they did ctb. He tried the same thing in the same position and couldn't get it to work.

 

[depressedmaniac]

Every single "failed" attempt I've come across is either the ligature breaking (which should have been tested long beforehand) or the person giving up.

I actually have had the issue that I kept waking up. I tried dif positions. There have been other posts were ppl just cant seem to stay uncousions and it is listed as an common problem on the suicide wiki page. I guess if someone tried often enough it would work eventually..

 

[Bong-Hit-Transplant]

I actually have had the issue that I kept waking up. I tried dif positions. There have been other posts were ppl just cant seem to stay uncousions and it is listed as an common problem on the suicide wiki page. I guess if someone tried often enough it would work eventually..

Did you try any of the positions I listed in the second comment? (knees/bottom off the ground)

It's virtually impossible to take pressure off your neck unconsciously while doing them.

 

[depressedmaniac]

Did you try any of the positions I listed in the second comment? (knees/bottom off the ground)

It's virtually impossible to take pressure off your neck unconsciously while doing them.

failed 3 times. It was the second and third on the picture roughly. 3rd attempt I only remember waking up chocking and panicking so just gonna go with full next. idk maybe I did it wrong.

 

[Someone123]

failed 3 times. It was the second and third on the picture roughly. 3rd attempt I only remember waking up chocking and panicking so just gonna go with full next. idk maybe I did it wrong.

Full is much more reliable but scarier too- I almost did this once bu I think I'll try soon pretty soon. Full is a backup plan though.

 

[Silent.Tears]

I plan on posting a detailed guide before I ctb but I can pm u if u want?

Can I pm u

 

[Worndown]

Full is much more reliable but scarier too- I almost did this once bu I think I'll try soon pretty soon. Full is a backup plan though.

Full is much more reliable. That fact alone should make it much less scary than partial. I admit that I cannot see why many people want to try something with a high failure rate and then try it again and again. It sounds very traumatic.
Full can be intimidating because you will die. It does require a firm commitment. Partial might be viewed as a way to gently hang yourself, ease into it and then you are dead. That really does not exist.
I hope the best for everyone doing this but you should be prepared for what the journey offers.