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Skyview
Going Blue
- Dec 9, 2019
- 473
SN, at least if you fail or disturbed, you're not a vegetable !
faust
lost among the stars
- Jan 26, 2020
- 3,138
If you do SN method, you may only have headache and if you are saved, nothing serious will happen to your body
If you do partial, it may be a little bit uncomfortable, but if you are saved, you may have serious damage.
That is why SN would be more rational
If you do partial, it may be a little bit uncomfortable, but if you are saved, you may have serious damage.
That is why SN would be more rational
GoodPersonEffed
Brevity is my middle name, but my name was TL
- Jan 11, 2020
- 6,726
I read today on a hanging thread (not in resources) an apt description: hanging either cuts off blood (jugulars) or cuts off oxygen (cartoids). If you can access your cartoids, partial hanging is the most pleasant/least painful/fastest. (It seems to be a rather elusive holy grail akin to N.)*
I cannot access my cartoids and my experience of cutting off the blood is just too intense. See the hanging megathread in the resources sticky -- I tried positions two and four, no loss of consciousness after 30 seconds, multiple attempts; I tried position three but bailed before I put my full weight because it felt so intense. If I didn't have access to SN, I would have to practice position 3 a lot to be able to commit to following through.
I suggest searching for the two threads that lay out the anecdotal accounts of SN successes and failures. They also list the protocol each used if they disclosed it. This will give you a good idea of what symptoms may come up and whether you can tolerate them. For some the method is peaceful, for some it is tolerable, and for some it is intense.
* I am now going to call partial the poorest man's A. Everyone wants it, only a few can get it. Some get close and then can't get it again. For the lucky bastards who get it, we all feel a mix of happiness, envy, suspicion, and a guilty pinch of resentment.
I know. It's an awkward analogy. I'm working on it.
I cannot access my cartoids and my experience of cutting off the blood is just too intense. See the hanging megathread in the resources sticky -- I tried positions two and four, no loss of consciousness after 30 seconds, multiple attempts; I tried position three but bailed before I put my full weight because it felt so intense. If I didn't have access to SN, I would have to practice position 3 a lot to be able to commit to following through.
I suggest searching for the two threads that lay out the anecdotal accounts of SN successes and failures. They also list the protocol each used if they disclosed it. This will give you a good idea of what symptoms may come up and whether you can tolerate them. For some the method is peaceful, for some it is tolerable, and for some it is intense.
* I am now going to call partial the poorest man's A. Everyone wants it, only a few can get it. Some get close and then can't get it again. For the lucky bastards who get it, we all feel a mix of happiness, envy, suspicion, and a guilty pinch of resentment.
I know. It's an awkward analogy. I'm working on it.
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departing
Enlightened
- Jul 5, 2019
- 1,502
SN is probably less painful. I've also thought about hanging from a doorknob. I'll have SN later this week so I'll better be able to decide.
AlreadyGone
Taking it day by day
- Jan 11, 2020
- 917
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