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ILoveCookieCrisp

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I want to do something this evening and I just want to ask a few questions before. How high up should the support be? And how thick should the ligature be? I was planning on using a computer cable, but I'm not sure. I'd prefer to lose consciousness in under a minute. It's fine if I'm suffering before that.
 
UndeadSpectre

UndeadSpectre

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Sep 20, 2023
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Full or partial
 
avaruus

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The most important thing for the ligature should be that it will hold your entire weight for atleast 1 hour, which is unlikely for a computer cable.
I really hate to be this guy but you really shouldn't improvise with CTB like this, life sucks but it sucks 10 times harder when you're in a vegetable state.
Just wait a bit and go buy a proper (about) 10mm thick rope that doesn't stretch too much and has tensile strenght atleast double your weight.
 
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ILoveCookieCrisp

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The most important thing for the ligature should be that it will hold your entire weight for atleast 1 hour, which is unlikely for a computer cable.
I really hate to be this guy but you really shouldn't improvise with CTB like this, life sucks but it sucks 10 times harder when you're in a vegetable state.
Just wait a bit and go buy a proper (about) 10mm thick rope that doesn't stretch too much and has tensile strenght atleast double your weight.
Do you know where I'd be able to find one of those?
 
MatthieuFrederickW

MatthieuFrederickW

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The most important thing for the ligature should be that it will hold your entire weight for atleast 1 hour, which is unlikely for a computer cable.
I really hate to be this guy but you really shouldn't improvise with CTB like this, life sucks but it sucks 10 times harder when you're in a vegetable state.
Just wait a bit and go buy a proper (about) 10mm thick rope that doesn't stretch too much and has tensile strenght atleast double your weight.
agree. I have an extension lead that's 8mm and even that I don't trust with partial let alone full lol. Definitely want a strong 10mm+ strong enough rope. Good advice
 
avaruus

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Do you know where I'd be able to find one of those?
Hardware stores should always have ropes available. If you live in the us, i'd imagine even places like walmart should have something.
 
todienomore

todienomore

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Apr 7, 2023
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Is something like this good?
should work but a smoother synthetic rope is probably easier to knot and cinch down. Just stick with 1/2" or more. I think the working load limit is half the break stength. A knot or tight bend can reduce the rope strength by 40%. Mainly just dont tie it over a 'sharp' edge without protecting it. Use real knots dont make one up.
 
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inmyhead

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May 21, 2023
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BDSM rope on Amazon will also do the trick, that's what I got 😅 decided to explain it away as me enjoying being tied up if anyone found it and asked questions!
 
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ILoveCookieCrisp

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Hey, I found a support I'm certain can support my weight. It's at an angle though. I'm wondering if this will cause any issues with the rope. I've attached an image of it below. There are some horses in this area, so I was also wondering if they could somehow cause an issue. I can put them somewhere else if needed. Thank you. IMG 1949
 
12_Years_Late

12_Years_Late

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Jun 19, 2023
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Hanging suicides can be improvised in interesting ways.

For example, jazz drummer Ben Pollack (1903-1971) hanged himself with a belt which was tied around a shower curtain rod, at least according to his death certificate. This was almost certainly a partial hanging.

I'm not suggesting you to just rip off this unusual way of hanging, but apparently it worked for him.
 
avaruus

avaruus

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Hey, I found a support I'm certain can support my weight. It's at an angle though. I'm wondering if this will cause any issues with the rope. I've attached an image of it below. There are some horses in this area, so I was also wondering if they could somehow cause an issue. I can put them somewhere else if needed. Thank you.View attachment 120321
As long as it can surely support your weight, it should be good enough. Also make sure the rope is tied properly, so it won't untie.
I doubt the horses would sabotage much.