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I am decided to hang myself...and Indians are more successful for hanging themselves... I wish my live death will clear lot of doubts about hanging... It may be useful for others who are willing to die...
I personally would like to see your method and the whole process until the end, since hanging is part of my options for ctb....but I can also understand if other people would rather not see it.I am decided to hang myself...and Indians are more successful for hanging themselves... I wish my live death will clear lot of doubts about hanging... It may be useful for others who are willing to die...
Good read, thank you for sharing. I found this part quite interesting:This was a really informative and easy to read study of 6 videoed partial suspension ctb's, some of which occurred as a result of autoerotic asphyxiation. Across the board, all lost consciousness in 20 seconds or less, and after a few short phases of approximately equal duration, died between 1 3/4 and 8 minutes. So, loss of consciousness 10-20 seconds, death in less than 10 minutes total. If you've seen the video on this thread of the successful partial, each stage correlates with those in this study.
https://practicalhomicide.com/Research/JFSaug2010.pdf
There really is no need to. Such videos already exist in the form of people who died during the choking game. Besides should you fail who knows what might happen. Someone might send the video to the police etc.Iam thinking about live suicide... Anyone interested..?
Even if you block the windpipe you should still easily pass out. You only have to endure at most 20 seconds in which you're feeling uncomfortable. Today I'm going to attempt to CTB the same way the woman from the video passed out.Good read, thank you for sharing. I found this part quite interesting:
"The rapid loss of consciousness (in 8–18 sec) observed in this study supports the general affirmation found in forensic textbooks that hanging causes unconsciousness in an average of 10 sec (2,3). It is also in keeping with an old study by Rossen et al. (8): inflation of a pressure cuff on the neck of 85 male volunteers caused loss of consciousness in 5–11 sec."
Inflating something around the neck that closes the arteries never came to my mind before. The only video I could find was this one of somebody playing around with a blood pressure meter around his neck as a party gag, but he neither passes out nor does he look comfortable. I assume the same rules as for the night-night method apply; you'd have to put pressure on the arteries without blocking the windpipe. I'm wondering how they did that with the pressure cuff in their study.
I mean if you skip the hanging part and just tighten a ratchet strap there is no way that you should survive after passing out. Of course with partial you don't know what will happen after you pass out.If I were to attempt hanging again, I would do total and not partial, I don't want to risk being a vegetable for ever if it went wrong
I have read that old article. They specially designed to put a pressure which can compress the carotids.All the prisoners lost the consciousness.I do not know whz some people in this forum were unable to achieve itGood read, thank you for sharing. I found this part quite interesting:
"The rapid loss of consciousness (in 8–18 sec) observed in this study supports the general affirmation found in forensic textbooks that hanging causes unconsciousness in an average of 10 sec (2,3). It is also in keeping with an old study by Rossen et al. (8): inflation of a pressure cuff on the neck of 85 male volunteers caused loss of consciousness in 5–11 sec."
Inflating something around the neck that closes the arteries never came to my mind before. The only video I could find was this one of somebody playing around with a blood pressure meter around his neck as a party gag, but he neither passes out nor does he look comfortable. I assume the same rules as for the night-night method apply; you'd have to put pressure on the arteries without blocking the windpipe. I'm wondering how they did that with the pressure cuff in their study.
Too much effort tbh and I don't see the point. I think the people desiring to do such a thing simply don't have the courage to do it alone.
Depends, if there are any people within 500km of my area i'm willing to. Can i ask what country you're from?Does anyone ever thought about doing a double or triple suicide? I mean, meeting someone from this forum and do the job together to avoid failings or regrets in the last moment. Do you?
Mmhh....to be honest I've thought about it, and decided against it....for the following reasons 1) it was difficult in your life dealing with people you had to tolerate around yourself but could not really sympathise with, what's the guarantee you're not going to end up spending your last hours with some people who you could really do without? 2) you have to agree on the method, and quite precisely so, to make the timelines paralell - knowing how difficult that is in the first place, and how much can go wrong and has to be adjusted last minute, it just seems like adding an extra difficulty to an already quite complicated task 3) you say it might help to overcome last-minute SI if you're in a group....are you sure? what if it's the contrary, you yourself are totally sure, concentrated, ready, organsised, but one of the group is not....in the interest of kind human interaction that this site seems to favour overall, it would then require you to break it off to assist the person who has had a last minute change of mind....and you're stuck for another round in the shit up to your neck and you might even get into trouble with the legal system ! Is it really worth it? Yes, if I was sure of my partner, because we've been friends for ages and really trust each other, I would consider it a good idea - at least your last moment will be less lonely. But that's not a partner you meet here in the forum to ctb three days later !Does anyone ever thought about doing a double or triple suicide? I mean, meeting someone from this forum and do the job together to avoid failings or regrets in the last moment. Do you?
Depends, if there are any people within 500km of my area i'm willing to. Can i ask what country you're from?
Mmhh....to be honest I've thought about it, and decided against it....for the following reasons 1) it was difficult in your life dealing with people you had to tolerate around yourself but could not really sympathise with, what's the guarantee you're not going to end up spending your last hours with some people who you could really do without? 2) you have to agree on the method, and quite precisely so, to make the timelines paralell - knowing how difficult that is in the first place, and how much can go wrong and has to be adjusted last minute, it just seems like adding an extra difficulty to an already quite complicated task 3) you say it might help to overcome last-minute SI if you're in a group....are you sure? what if it's the contrary, you yourself are totally sure, concentrated, ready, organsised, but one of the group is not....in the interest of kind human interaction that this site seems to favour overall, it would then require you to break it off to assist the person who has had a last minute change of mind....and you're stuck for another round in the shit up to your neck and you might even get into trouble with the legal system ! Is it really worth it? Yes, if I was sure of my partner, because we've been friends for ages and really trust each other, I would consider it a good idea - at least your last moment will be less lonely. But that's not a partner you meet here in the forum to ctb three days later !
what happened(Due to a few complications I have decided to delay my CTB date...)
looks good to me ! Strong but not too rigid, the knot will not slip or become undone (like happened with my belt on my first attempt!). What technique are you planning to use? Partial or full? Position of the knot? Do you plan on using something extra on your carotid arteries to make them close faster?View attachment 26058i have brought this rope.. What's your opinion guys...??
Trying partial first... If i dint succeed, going to the full immediately... Left side of my neck is the knot position...L
looks good to me ! Strong but not too rigid, the knot will not slip or become undone (like happened with my belt on my first attempt!). What technique are you planning to use? Partial or full? Position of the knot? Do you plan on using something extra on your carotid arteries to make them close faster?
I became somewhat unsure if leaning down with the ratchet strap was the right way to go as I could feel most of the pressure being applied to the front and positioning it was a pain. Or if I should just use the cut off excess of the ratchet strap to make a slip knot or if should just tighten the ratchet strap normally. So I decided to go to sleep and to take some time to think it through. I would certainly like to CTB before Monday as I'll need to make an extremely boring business trip and since I want to die anyways that seems like a good deadline.what happened
I became somewhat unsure if leaning down with the ratchet strap was the right way to go as I could feel most of the pressure being applied to the front and positioning it was a pain. Or if I should just use the cut off excess of the ratchet strap to make a slip knot or if should just tighten the ratchet strap normally. So I decided to go to sleep and to take some time to think it through. I would certainly like to CTB before Monday as I'll need to make an extremely boring business trip and since I want to die anyways that seems like a good deadline
you can go to business trip.May be u can buy one more day
Are u thereTrying partial first... If i dint succeed, going to the full immediately... Left side of my neck is the knot position...
I tried some partial positions with the ratchet strap, and i got a little tingly feeling once, but never close to passing out even after a minute, but no pressure in my head either, so it cant be the jugulars, tho i really put pressure on there, i wven took my feet off the ground. im thinking a slipknot might not be the best optionBought balloons today since that should make it easier to pass out like Trjan suggested (valsalva maneuver) and when I do attempt to CTB the next time I'll use the excess of the ratchet strap to make a slip knot seeing that pasta said on the night night thread that simply tightening the ratchet strap wasn't as effective as partial for him. I'm really glad this community exists.
Hanging is the only method I can use. The issue is I'm afraid of the agony of suffocation. I've tried compressing my carotid artery with my fingers to test, I felt very dizzy, but I can't lose consciousness because I can't breath and the agony of breathlessness gets too intense, I have to stop. I've read that hanging is easy and only a little short discomfort. But it doesn't seem like that to me. I'm afraid.
That's a contradicting statement. If I you couldn't pass out using the ratchet strap for partial wouldn't the next logical step be to simply cut off the excess of the ratchet strap and try again by using the excess in a slip knot?I tried some partial positions with the ratchet strap, and i got a little tingly feeling once, but never close to passing out even after a minute, but no pressure in my head either, so it cant be the jugulars, tho i really put pressure on there, i wven took my feet off the ground. im thinking a slipknot might not be the best option
Think of it this way. Do you want to endure years in which you're going to have negative experiences over and over again while being stuck in a limbo where you want to die, but are too scared to do it or endure pain for one final moment to end your own life?Hanging is the only method I can use. The issue is I'm afraid of the agony of suffocation. I've tried compressing my carotid artery with my fingers to test, I felt very dizzy, but I can't lose consciousness because I can't breath and the agony of breathlessness gets too intense, I have to stop. I've read that hanging is easy and only a little short discomfort. But it doesn't seem like that to me. I'm afraid.
Well thats what i did, i took the excess ratchet strap and a simple slipknot but i got nothing but a little bit of pain in my windpipe, maybe the wrong knot. taking a carabiner for the "slipknot" seems good tho, muh less frictionThat's a contradicting statement. If I you couldn't pass out using the ratchet strap for partial wouldn't the next logical step be to simply cut off the excess of the ratchet strap and try again by using the excess in a slip knot?
Think of it this way. Do you want to endure years in which you're going to have negative experiences over and over again while being stuck in a limbo where you want to die, but are too scared to do it or endure pain for one final moment to end your own life?