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DyingAbusedSoul
New Member
- Apr 11, 2021
- 4
I have read through some threads here and i just want to put my feelers out. I fear not getting the knot correct. Says to use a slipknot, but I'm not sure that's entirely the best method for the type of rope I have. It's not circular but flat, it's a rope used for hammocks.
I am going to out a lubricant on the rope... I tested my weight against the rope and I should pass out pretty quick. I just don't and I mean really don't want to fail.
my fears:
1. Knot is on incorrectly and will almost certainly ease up and allow blood back in, which leads me to fear number
2. I am going to lean against the rope in a way for it to be taught and my body against it, but want to understand the risks and if there is a best way to position myself?
I really really really don't want ti fail. This isn't a cry for help. I need to be successful so I'm trying to cover my bases.
also when it comes to partial hangings failing is there anything that I should be aware of?
thanks for the support. I'm going to leave this for a few hours but I'm working up the courage to do what i need to do
I am going to out a lubricant on the rope... I tested my weight against the rope and I should pass out pretty quick. I just don't and I mean really don't want to fail.
my fears:
1. Knot is on incorrectly and will almost certainly ease up and allow blood back in, which leads me to fear number
2. I am going to lean against the rope in a way for it to be taught and my body against it, but want to understand the risks and if there is a best way to position myself?
I really really really don't want ti fail. This isn't a cry for help. I need to be successful so I'm trying to cover my bases.
also when it comes to partial hangings failing is there anything that I should be aware of?
thanks for the support. I'm going to leave this for a few hours but I'm working up the courage to do what i need to do