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It seems rather complex, I admit I didn't understand much, can't you buy some handcuffs first? In any case, it's a good idea to inject yourself with a sedative.
Unfortunately not everyone has the possibility or desire to look for more complex methods, this in the end is relatively simple and with the handcuffs closed once the SI can no longer do anything even if I happened to fail once and had to free myself, incredible experience, I didn't think I would be able to do it, the scarf must have loosened a little; if there was something that makes you lose consciousness immediately after completing the setup that makes you jump then all the hypercapnic alarm would be one of the best methods but I don't think it's easy to get anesthetics; however, everything should last two minutes, obviously depending on the size of the envelope.
more peaceful doesnt mean more complex, there are a ton of resources you can scour through im sure you can find something that suits you and isnt as extreme
you can add zopiclone, baclofen with benzo and pregabalin. got this from proper overdoser thread.
Yes, you have to stop your arms in some way, be it with handcuffs or something else, otherwise the risk of failure is too high, and obviously try to make the hypercapnia process as humane as possible by taking sedatives, the choice of ketamine is interesting, I don't have it available and I aim as much as possible at sedatives so as to almost lose consciousness, obviously I can't go into blackout before handcuffing both hands behind my back otherwise everything will fail.
Having not tried it yet, I can't tell you if it's enough, everyone has a different sensitivity, but it seems to be one of the most powerful benzos, it just arrived so I might start experimenting, I have the 0.5mg pack.
I took 0.75mg within a couple of hours, but I must say that as well as sedation it gives me a good mood, at this point I'm considering whether to delay CTB.
Compared to partial or full? The other day I searched the house looking for good hooking points but I didn't find any, I should see if an old house still has a very powerful iron hook where I planned to hang myself in 2012 before switching to this method because I thought it was more human than full, perhaps with the full we are at the same level but compared to the partial it is more painful, with the full you just can't breathe, at least here you breathe even if the hypercapnic alarm sets in, it is the beast of this method, otherwise it would be perfect.
The advantage here would be that once you have both hands cuffed behind your back you can suffer as much as you want but the SI will be able to do very little, the problem is that the SI intervenes first at that point and knowing that you will probably suffer makes you hesitate a lot, in fact despite lately I've been living an absurd life, I'm still here, the level of desperation must be very high.
good to hear! you've found your benzo that works for you, try taking clonazepam as a therapy for awhile. i tried 1mg, got good 8 hours of sleep but i didn't find any changes in my mental state.
honestly i don't know. with this method i can do anytime impulsively, what about you?, thanks and same to you as-well.
I'm quite unstable too, for example I'm fine now but in a few hours who knows, but I'm not bipolar.
It depends on the size of the bag, in my case I would say between 2 and 5 minutes to lose consciousness, then it will take another 15-20 minutes to die, I have read that if the brain remains without oxygen for such a period of time it is irrecoverable.
i thought 10 mins without oxygen, i will be dead. damn then i should take lots of clonazepam to remain unconscious.
This is not a problem because it is the CO2 that at high levels makes you lose consciousness, clonazepam should be used just to avoid the initial panic.
