theguineapigking

theguineapigking

Useless piece of trash
Dec 5, 2019
593
Hi. I have my rope 10mm static(non flexible) and slip knot.

Here's the thing..many people say partial suspension is relatively painless. I think this is because they are talking about the kneeling position with just enough pressure on the neck to pass out. But I've seen the experienced people say that kneeling is more prone to failure due to when the body convulses.


Most people say that the positions 2 and 3(in the photo I provided) are the best. I've heard 3 is THE best reliability wise.


Here's the thing,I tried this without even putting all my weight down. The knot is on the back of my head and the noose is above my Adam's apple. Well,it hurt like hell. My muscles in my neck were being pinched which is why it's so bad. I know it's only for like 7 seconds of being conscious if I pass out successfully,but I fear my pain prevention instinct will kick in.

I ask the people on here with experience(practicing or failing) if position number 2 is also just as effective,or if the risk of my legs stiffening during convulsions is a bit too high. Maybe they'd flop down when my body goes limp before convulsing?


I am thinking about doing this while my family is gone for an hour and a half tomorrow,which is why I'm in a hurry for answers.



Thank you for any help!
 

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YukiFox

YukiFox

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Dec 8, 2018
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Based on my experience (I've tried partial too) any position is reliable when two facts met: 1. The anchor point is high enough to create stretch at ligature (that may vary as your height) when kneeling and 2. Requires patience and courage to let the ligature do its job. The pain is inevitable, but when I tried to hang myself my aim was pressure just below the chin. It requires practice, I think. I'm not trying at short time but I think I will prefer full suspension next time.
 
theguineapigking

theguineapigking

Useless piece of trash
Dec 5, 2019
593
Based on my experience (I've tried partial too) any position is reliable when two facts met: 1. The anchor point is high enough to create stretch at ligature (that may vary as your height) when kneeling and 2. Requires patience and courage to let the ligature do its job. The pain is inevitable, but when I tried to hang myself my aim was pressure just below the chin. It requires practice, I think. I'm not trying at short time but I think I will prefer full suspension next time.



Thanks for your reply. I think this quote was originally yours. If so,why did you decide full rather than partial?
 
YukiFox

YukiFox

Pastel demon
Dec 8, 2018
320
Because as I only figure dying in that way. I fantasize a lot about prepare all the setup for my hanging. As a pagan, I think that my death is a step for a better place to me and possibly a reincarnation. So I decided to do full suspension to grant death because I want to pass away and not only making an attempt as a kind of ask for help.
 
theguineapigking

theguineapigking

Useless piece of trash
Dec 5, 2019
593
Because as I only figure dying in that way. I fantasize a lot about prepare all the setup for my hanging. As a pagan, I think that my death is a step for a better place to me and possibly a reincarnation. So I decided to do full suspension to grant death because I want to pass away and not only making an attempt as a kind of ask for help.

Ok. Thanks for answering.
I guess I just wanted a peaceful simple method without extreme pressure on my neck. Full is definitely more effective though.

Thanks again YukiFox.
 

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