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Dreamcollege

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Whenever I use this noose I keep getting the head explody feeling...I have it on the left side of my head so it will constrict my right carotid artery, but I thought I should just be passing out, not getting this feeling. Tried multiple times but the best I got was temporarily a lot of spots in my vision and my lips feeling like they were turning purple. How do I position the noose so I just pass out? Or am I supposed to get the head explody feeling? The knot I tied is a simple strangle-snare. Am I not pressing my neck hard enough against the rope? Going for simple suspension off a doorknob lying face down
 
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All I can say is keep practicing, you will know when you hit the carotid, for me it was a mere seconds before I felt like I was fading out. Maybe reposition the noose and pad it out a bit around the carotid area.
 
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Jul 23, 2018
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All I can say is keep practicing, you will know when you hit the carotid, for me it was a mere seconds before I felt like I was fading out. Maybe reposition the noose and pad it out a bit around the carotid area.

Would it be possible for you to describe the sensation? Was it getting blurry or you were hearing noise?

I'd +1 for practice but so far all I get is what OP has mentioned - flaming face and sort of tinnitus in my ears.
 
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BurningLights

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It's a kind of numb prickly feeling in your face, and your vision goes almost like static, fading to white. Yeah you will get pressure in your head but when I practised I could still breathe. Hope that helps.
 
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nuclearsnake

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I believe it started to work for me when I placed the noose right under my jawline with the knot itself (I use a slipknot so it would constrict while gravity pulls me down) at the back of my head and leaned forward really hard.

You have two carotid arteries, one left and right, and you need pressure on both.
 
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spicyfriedtofu

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Constricting arteries and veins will increase the blood pressure. It must be expected that you get a feeling of the head exploding?
 
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So just been playing with a torniqute, managed to get the carotid twice, it's a feeling of confusion, Al your senses seem as if they're malfunctioning, it's very quick, seconds from first tightening. Even after 5 seconds I know that I haven't hit it, I don't get the exploding head feeling when I did hit it. It's almost an opposite feeling to exploding head, very empty and almost numb. When I let go my body seems to convulse, and am very confused, absolute loss of control but realising that it's happening without being able to control it.
Hope this helps
 
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nuclearsnake

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For me the exploding head feeling stopped as well. During previous experiments my throat hurt like hell as well but this too stopped or I just didn't really notice anymore. I felt a lot of calmness and peace.
 
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For me the exploding head feeling stopped as well. During previous experiments my throat hurt like hell as well but this too stopped or I just didn't really notice anymore. I felt a lot of calmness and peace.
It's almost like trying to hit a bullseye, so many other places that you can hit (tighten rope) but you know full well when you hit the bullseye. If that makes any sense :/
 
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Constricting arteries and veins will increase the blood pressure. It must be expected that you get a feeling of the head exploding?
Yes and no, I expect the pressure will still build when you get the carotid but you don't notice it. Even after about 5 seconds you will know. If all you feel is the pressure in your head then you haven't got the right spot.
 
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Dreamcollege

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I've gotten that intense feeling of confusion and disorientation before just sitting in the noose without even pressing, I'm not sure if that is an indication that I am successfully compressing the carotid. On top of that, the intense confusion I experience makes me panic like I've never panicked before. I thought you could hang yourself with only mild discomfort and no panic. Especially since the hypercapnic alarm response isn't being triggered since 15 seconds isn't enough time for sufficient carbon dioxide to build up in your lungs to cause you to need to breathe
 
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Volatile

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So just been playing with a torniqute, managed to get the carotid twice, it's a feeling of confusion, Al your senses seem as if they're malfunctioning, it's very quick, seconds from first tightening. Even after 5 seconds I know that I haven't hit it, I don't get the exploding head feeling when I did hit it. It's almost an opposite feeling to exploding head, very empty and almost numb. When I let go my body seems to convulse, and am very confused, absolute loss of control but realising that it's happening without being able to control it.
Hope this helps
What's the tourniquet method? Do you have to hang?
 
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ReleaseMe

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Tightening a thin rope/string around your neck by turning a stick or sth similar tied to the string/tourniquet. Tourniquet in general means stopping/restricting blood flow using this method.
 
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I've gotten that intense feeling of confusion and disorientation before just sitting in the noose without even pressing, I'm not sure if that is an indication that I am successfully compressing the carotid. On top of that, the intense confusion I experience makes me panic like I've never panicked before. I thought you could hang yourself with only mild discomfort and no panic. Especially since the hypercapnic alarm response isn't being triggered since 15 seconds isn't enough time for sufficient carbon dioxide to build up in your lungs to cause you to need to breathe
Makes me panic with unimaginable intensity too.