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Céu Azul

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Jan 8, 2020
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Kind of ridiculous but for starters I'm a very short woman, 5' and I lack strength and motor ability. Thus methods like half and night night never work for me. The most ironic part is that I have a very, very slim neck. I've been praised over it many times because it's long and 'dainty'. Must be like 13 inches in girth. And even then (!!!!!) I cannot compress my carotid arteries. At all. I have tried so many times over the years, and I never can. I always end up crushing my windpipe some way or another. It leaves me flabbergasted.
I'm not even gonna use such methods at this point but I just wanted to share because I find it darkly ironic and amusing nevertheless.
 
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Backwood_tilt

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Dec 27, 2019
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Yeah i was pretty beat up i couldn't do partial or tourniquet. I can find my pulse on either side of my neck, and practicing with thumbs gives me results like 1/12 times. I've had several attempts via partial and tourniquet and they all failed. Just cannot get it to work.

Don't worry tho, there are plenty other methods (SN is particularly popular here) - although admittedly they take more prep work.
 
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