Discussion Why ligature strangulation isn't a more common method ?

[AntisocialGG]

For me it seems like a reasonable method with easy to get materials that most of the people have, doesn't seem painful or slow. So why are most of the people here talking about SN ? i just don't get it.

 

[Frenchy222]

Probably because it doesn't work.

 

[AntisocialGG]

Probably because it doesn't work.

If it doesn't work why wouldn't they remove the megathread or modify it to give warnings ? That doesn't really make sense.

 

[Galahad]

For me it seems like a reasonable method with easy to get materials that most of the people have, doesn't seem painful or slow. So why are most of the people here talking about SN ? i just don't get it.

I can find my carotid pulse but I can't make myself pass out. I personally can't imagine succeeding with the night night method.
One day I'll start proof reading for typos before posting

 

[IRHEXED]

I'm seriously looking at the night-night method combined with alcohol and benzos. It's pretty much the same thing without the struggle, right?

 

[Galahad]

I'm seriously looking at the night-night method combined with alcohol and benzos. It's pretty much the same thing without the struggle, right?

It's the same fatal effect of compression of carotid arteries.

 

[Sheepskin]

For me it seems like a reasonable method with easy to get materials that most of the people have, doesn't seem painful or slow. So why are most of the people here talking about SN ? i just don't get it.

I was also wondering this after reading about it. Judging from the replies in the thread discussing this method it seems like it's more difficult to perform than it sounds due to both psychological and physical elements. I've seen a few people talk about how they've tried it a couple of times and failed thanks to the conditions I mentioned prior and in order to CTB with this method they keep attempting to get used to the feeling and better at blocking their veins. Seems very draining and not worth the hassle

 

[AntisocialGG]

I was also wondering this after reading about it. Judging from the replies in the thread discussing this method it seems like it's more difficult to perform than it sounds due to both psychological and physical elements. I've seen a few people talk about how they've tried it a couple of times and failed thanks to the conditions I mentioned prior and in order to CTB with this method they keep attempting to get used to the feeling and better at blocking their veins. Seems very draining and not worth the hassle

I understand, (out of context: you joined a day after i joined lol), i've not tried it but seems like just something you need to prepare to before doing it correctly. But i do agree, for some people it might be draining and something that with depression sounds almost impossible. So that makes more sense to me.

 

[Galahad]

I was also wondering this after reading about it. Judging from the replies in the thread discussing this method it seems like it's more difficult to perform than it sounds due to both psychological and physical elements. I've seen a few people talk about how they've tried it a couple of times and failed thanks to the conditions I mentioned prior and in order to CTB with this method they keep attempting to get used to the feeling and better at blocking their veins. Seems very draining and not worth the hassles

Blocking jugular veins instead of carotid arteries can create pressure in the head/brain and cause a nasty headache.


As I say, I can feel my carotid pulse. Just once have I felt a little dizzy but I haven't been able to pass out.

If I felt more confident I would consider it as a method.