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peruguy23
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- Sep 5, 2024
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Well, I would like to find a peaceful way to do it. If possible, someone can accompany me and we can do it together.
Yeah I dunno how to describe it but when I'm on the verge of jumping I just get paralysed by fearSurvival instinct has been too powerful to do either form of hanging. I'm hoping that SN will be my ticket out of here, as it is so much easier to drink some salty liquid than have a noose tighten around your neck causing anything from a mere sore throat to a muscular hematoma or dissections of the carotid arteries (essentially, rips/tears of the arteries. yikes). SN, in terms of actual physical damage, is much more gentle so I suppose that's a big plus for me.
I have a record of at least a dozen of my attempts and they all ended like thisSurvival Instinct, and fear of pain made me back down. I'll take this opportunity to share the story of my only attempt so far.
In the middle of the day, I got drunk, went to a nice, secluded, part of the forest around my city and set up my rope.
Instead, I started weeping, documenting my thoughts, even yelling for someone to come and save me. When noone came after an hour or so, I climbed up on the tree branch and sat there, noose around my neck. It would've been final (solid rope, noose, and anchorpoint), but I just couldn't jump off... I wanted to call someone, do anything but jump. Fear of all that pressure around my neck paralyzed me.
I then got off, sat on the ground defeated. After 30 minutes I was determined to try again, but as I got back up in the tree, a woman walking her dog came by. I scrambled to get everything off, I climbed down, greeted her with a simple "hello", and I shit you not, she only asked "are you hurt?", bright orange rope laying there on the ground, before continuing on her walk.
Thank you for this very detailed answer.That I do not know, I do not believe it was mentioned.
They actually did an in-depth analysis of all the different possible injuries and compared cadaver weight, noose type (if i remember correctly), how long they were suspended before they were found, how high up they were suspended, did they jump or not, the whole 9 yards. I really wish I had it still because it would be a very informative read for you. Honestly, that whole post was great since it had other studies that analyzed hangings. I wonder how it got deleted since, to my knowledge, we can't delete posts unless a mod removes it.
As for the muscles, if you're aware of the death process of hanging, you lose muscle tone around 2-4 minutes in (iirc). Which only further pressures your carotids, and presumably pulls on your muscles harder. Perhaps muscle and artery tears are only a concern once you've reached this point. But I also seem to recall another study that also covered individuals who were saved before death, and the possibility of developing an aneurysm in your carotid increased; to the point of it being an actual risk for survival post-attempt. But again, I do not have this study either, and my memory is not the best so I would advise you to also take this with a grain of salt.
Fuck, I really wish I could just drop some links and let you research for yourself. I checked out these studies like 8-10 months ago and my brain is scraping for this knowledge like a rusty hard drive lol. so, sorry about that.
Sure thing, I apologize again for not having any sources.Thank you for this very detailed answer.
So, are you saying that the muscular hematoma and dissections of the carotid arteries don't take place while you're still conscious?