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Arihman

Arihman

Efilist, atheist, pro-right to die.
Jun 8, 2023
133
  1. What's the overall success rate?
  2. What's the greatest hindrance to success when using this method?
  3. What's the best kind of rope for partial and full suspension respectively?
  4. How and why do you think those who attempt this method fail? Did they overlook some crucial detail in the execution, or were they found before actually dying?
  5. Is it possible to somehow overcome SI, and if so, how, especially when it comes to partial suspension?
 
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Val12345

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Oct 13, 2023
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Success rate is over 100 % in full hanging if you are no interrupted or nothing fails
 
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lostall_hope11

let me sleep
Oct 24, 2023
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there is some good information on lostallhope regarding full/partial suspension hanging.

For me I have been interested in hanging lately. Honestly if partial susp only risk of failure is SI and being found. With full susp, your knot tying and thickness/ positioning of rope is important since you will be dropping and it needs to hold your weight. I am quite light 130lb and I dont have a high enough place to provide enough force to break my spinal cord -- I found thickest 1" rope at home depot, another good option would be actually climbing ropes from outdoors stores can get pricey I'm sure.

Something about padding your neck I'm sure to not cut it and make it a bit more comfy, just make sure its strong enough to hold you and wont break.

Wish you luck
 
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Arihman

Arihman

Efilist, atheist, pro-right to die.
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Success rate is over 100 % in full hanging if you are no interrupted or nothing fails
Yes, but the question is: what can lead to failure, and especially catastrophic failure (the one that leads to permanent disabilities)? Some technical detail in the execution being overlooked? Or just being found?
 
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Photographer Fizzle

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Yes, but the question is: what can lead to failure, and especially catastrophic failure (the one that leads to permanent disabilities)? Some technical detail in the execution being overlooked? Or just being found?
Are you as afraid as I am of ending up quadrapelagic and/or brain damaged from a botched attempt? I think that's a large part of why I'm still here. I haven't made peace with just ending it, so I worry I would half-ass it, secretly hoping for a way out and make it worse for myself.
 
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bakerscreen

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Nov 23, 2023
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my bigest hindrance was not being able to breath, this sounds stupid but i felt so claustrophobic that i couldn't do it. I dont really think the kind of rope matters, as long as it can hold your weight
 
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MatthieuFrederickW

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Feb 6, 2023
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Poorly tied knots, being discovered and saved.

For ropes:Cotton, polypropylene, hemp, jute etc, they all have heir pros and cons. I think cotton is more than strong enough for full suspension too, but it's still weaker than the others. I'm getting a hemp rope preferably because I can stash it away secretly and it won't really deteriorate. Actually I'm getting several ropes, maybe a cotton one, too. I'm even going to use strong tape around the anchor point on the knot, etc. leaving no stone unturned lol. Maybe you could practice blood choke yourself so you know best placement that works. Hope that helps. Maybe alcohol and paracetamol ,etc, could also help ease si and discomfort.
 
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Worndown

Worndown

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Mar 21, 2019
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Whatever rope you choose, do a practice first. Tie the rope to your anchor point, grab it with both hands and let it support you. Wiggle around a little to simulate involuntary movements. If everything is good, you are ready whenever needed.
There are a couple simple knots for the anchor point.
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gbi2

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Jul 10, 2023
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I have a long length of polycord so it means I have been able to wrap it around the bannister, and then beams in the attic enough times so it wont slip without needing a knot so it is just the knot on the noose I needed to do and I've left a long end to it. Tested it and succeeded in nearly blacking out without restricting breathing, possibly I'll try for real later.
 
jussaloser

jussaloser

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Jun 20, 2023
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make sure the spot u choose will bear ur weight.
i failed this method cuz the doorknob broke off.
 
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Arihman

Efilist, atheist, pro-right to die.
Jun 8, 2023
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Are you as afraid as I am of ending up quadrapelagic and/or brain damaged from a botched attempt? I think that's a large part of why I'm still here. I haven't made peace with just ending it, so I worry I would half-ass it, secretly hoping for a way out and make it worse for myself.
Yeah, probably. I also don't know if the spot I found will be good enough to sustain me and, while that's a minor concern, I don't want to be found while my body is rotting after I'm dead. As far as I understood, ending up disabled is a thing only if you're found soon enough, but I don't know if that's the only scenario where that can happen.

I'm also uncertain on whether I should leave a long suicide note where I more or less explain my promortalism and Efilism (maybe with a link to some inmendham videos) and in defense of the right to die, while also expressing as much hatred for anti-choicers as possible (though the latter part might be unnecessary and counterproductive), or leave a brief note, or leave no note at all. I'm a bit worried that, if I leave no note, and it's discovered that I was on this site, this might be used to further "prove" the idea that I wasn't of "sound mind" to make the decision, as if I was some unsuspecting victim lured to my fate by predators.

Though, even if I do leave a long note, the media would likely just ignore it and depict me as a victim of this site anyway, or notice what I wrote and then accuse those who espouse such philosphies of "corrupting" me. Unfortunately, to these assholes, we are like children who don't know what's best for them (inmendham called them "babysitters" in some of his old videos, appropriately in my opinion).
 
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Worndown

Worndown

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Mar 21, 2019
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That is why planning is so important. Practice and testing will show you have a good plan with good equipment. It is a simple method, but it has failure points that need to be eliminated.
This should be a one and done proposition.
 
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