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Yes I have watched that video a dozen times. Her legs remain straight even when she has lost consciousness. Mine don't. Mine begin to shake quite severely from the third second onwards. The symptoms of cerebral hypoxia are different in different people.
 
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I’vehadenough

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Hanged myself over a tree after chugging down a bottle of whiskey and it was quite eventful lol. I could feel my body numbing out even though the rope was in the wrong position. After about 15 secs or so my survival instinct kicked in and started convulsing a little dangling around and threw up in my mouth, swallowed and then back out. I lunged myself over to a branch and managed to hold on long enough until I used my knife to cut the rope. My body was shaking so much I couldn't get down the tree so I jumped and ended up spranging my ankle. As I got down I threw up some more and then just layed there on the ground for like 30 mins trying to breathe.
Why did you start convulsing before becoming unconscious?
 
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Yes I have watched that video a dozen times. Her legs remain straight even when she has lost consciousness. Mine don't. Mine begin to shake quite severely from the third second onwards. The symptoms of cerebral hypoxia are different in different people.
So you feel your legs shake before reaching unconscious?
 
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I have found one problem with standing and leaning forward. It all goes smoothly until the moment you are just about to lose consciousness completely. At that moment the legs shake violently and the body goes down and it hurts like hell and also the ligature gets in a very V shape around the neck and misses the carotids thereafter. I mean when the legs go limp it becomes almost impossible to continue as you haven't lost consciousness completely and the body pulls down on the neck and it hurts. How to get through this?
To be honest I had no such problem before going black. Thankfully as I don't think I could have handled it even with alcohol in me.
 
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How? I thought you weren't supposed to
okay let me tell you second by second.

0 to 1 - Not much. Just very little dizziness.
1 to 2 - The chest feels cold. Dizziness increases. Vision starts to go black.
2 to 3 - Vision is now almost completely black and the sense of hearing is lost. I feel tingly in my head by this time. tingly like needles. It isn't painful but very uncomfortable.
3 to 4 - Vision is now completely black. Dizziness is extreme. can't think properly. But can still count the seconds. And now legs and hands begin to shake.
4 to 5 - Legs, hands and the head shake severely and consciousness is about to go completely.

then I can't continue because my legs give in, I go down with a wham and the ligature hurts the neck. So in my case legs give in just a second before I go lights out completely.
 
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Need to keep experimenting.
 
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Sep 15, 2018
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okay let me tell you second by second.

0 to 1 - Not much. Just very little dizziness.
1 to 2 - The chest feels cold. Dizziness increases. Vision starts to go black.
2 to 3 - Vision is now almost completely black and the sense of hearing is lost. I feel tingly in my head by this time. tingly like needles. It isn't painful but very uncomfortable.
3 to 4 - Vision is now completely black. Dizziness is extreme. can't think properly. But can still count the seconds. And now legs and hands begin to shake.
4 to 5 - Legs, hands and the head shake severely and consciousness is about to go completely.

then I can't continue because my legs give in, I go down with a wham and the ligature hurts the neck. So in my case legs give in just a second before I go lights out completely.
Sounds scary. Was it? How did you do it?
 
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Yes it is scary. Very very scary. I have a rope that does not stretch and has a diameter of around 1.5cm. Tie a hangman's noose. Not a slipknot. And I have starved myself for the last two months to reduce fat on my neck. Now I weigh around 52 kg and am 5'11" so very lean and thin. Place the loop just above the adam's apple. Lean forward while sitting or standing. I have been doing this for one month now so I can trigger the sweet spot even when lying down. The angle that the rope makes with the horizontal when leaning forward should be around 30 degrees.
 
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Yes it is scary. Very very scary. I have a rope that does not stretch and has a diameter of around 1.5cm. Tie a hangman's noose. Not a slipknot. And I have starved myself for the last two months to reduce fat on my neck. Now I weigh around 52 kg and am 5'11" so very lean and thin. Place the loop just above the adam's apple. Lean forward while sitting or standing. I have been doing this for one month now so I can trigger the sweet spot even when lying down. The angle that the rope makes with the horizontal when leaning forward should be around 30 degrees.
You tied a slipknot? Are you gonna try again?
 
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