Method Is Night-Night a silent method?

[redeeming_butterfly]

There are convulsions, which should rather be silent.
I know I need to take care not to block the breathing but only the blood flow. Otherwise gasping occurs.
Provided the method is applied correctly, are there any noises occurring?

 

[DoubleUp8]

A method I am not familiar with. Are you talking about stopping the blood flow to the brain? Partial hanging or some other type of self-asphyxiation?

 

[redeeming_butterfly]

A method I am not familiar with. Are you talking about stopping the blood flow to the brain? Partial hanging or some other type of self-asphyxiation?

Night-Night method. Yes, it's about stopping blood flow to the brain. There is a mega thread ... I think I should have posted my question there.

 

[EyesOfNight]

I could find a video for you that I saw. You will make weird breathing noises and have some convulsions that aren't too extreme but they do make some noise.

 

[DoubleUp8]

That shouldn't create a lot of sound then. You should pass out 1st. How do you accomplish it? Tight rope around the neck? Very much like partial hanging it seems.

 

[Forveleth]

Since you can still breathe, there is a possibility of a gasping noise or a death rattle which can be loud but aren't necessarily. There is no way to know how much you're going to convulse and spasm when you're dying, so you could end up knocking something over, kicking a wall, etc.

If you do it while laying down on the ground so you can't fall over, I would say other than a possible death rattle and some bumping during convulsions, it's a fairly silent method.

That shouldn't create a lot of sound then. You should pass out 1st. How do you accomplish it? Tight rope around the neck? Very much like partial hanging it seems.

The "night-night" method mega thread.

Hey everyone, Been talking to a lot of people in the chat and trying to explain this method, and one user wanted me to make a post about it, so here goes everything. We're going after a classic idea of using a blood choke, except, it will be against ourselves. In the privacy of our own...

sanctioned-suicide.net

 

[BardBarrie]

I've only seen one video of someone doing it and he was making all sorts of pig-like grunts and vocalisations.

 

[EyesOfNight]

Spoiler: night night method video

https://watchpeopledie.tv/h/suicide/post/158659/suicide-by-strangling

 

[redeeming_butterfly]

Since you can still breathe, there is a possibility of a gasping noise or a death rattle which can be loud but aren't necessarily. There is no way to know how much you're going to convulse and spasm when you're dying, so you could end up knocking something over, kicking a wall, etc.

If you do it while laying down on the ground so you can't fall over, I would say other than a possible death rattle and some bumping during convulsions, it's a fairly silent method.

The "night-night" method mega thread.

Hey everyone, Been talking to a lot of people in the chat and trying to explain this method, and one user wanted me to make a post about it, so here goes everything. We're going after a classic idea of using a blood choke, except, it will be against ourselves. In the privacy of our own...

sanctioned-suicide.net

I thought the gasping comes only when breathing is kind of blocked.
Death rattles should not actually be heard in the flat below me, or should not be identifiable as death rattles, or?
In the worst case ... even if they hear the rattling, it will be a while before they even consider doing anything. The point of no return should be passed already.
The people who could hear me live under my apartment and are my landlords. Formal relationship.

Spoiler: night night method video

https://watchpeopledie.tv/h/suicide/post/158659/suicide-by-strangling

Thank you. I watched that video before. There is a comment which says "[...]The bags should have been separated a little more so breathing is not blocked, only bloodflow.[...]".
Thats why I thought that the gasping was caused by blocking the breathing.

 

[EyesOfNight]

I saw that video before. There is a comment which says "[...]The bags should have been separated a little more so breathing is not blocked, only bloodflow.[...]".
Thats why I thought that the gasping was caused by blocking the breathing.

Interesting, it is still highly likely that there will be some breathing/gasping noise and or whimpers but it probably won't be louder than in the video.

 

[redeeming_butterfly]

The video stops abruptly at the end, at a time where the body is still fighting. Does anyone know if there is a longer version of the video somewhere?
And does anyone maybe know the name of this guy? I read somewhere that he was a You Tuber.