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What about the pain? I'm not sure about such stuff, so apologies if it's stupid.
There will be some pain and discomfort, but it doesn't take long to pass out so you'd have to put up with it for under 60 seconds (If it's pressing the the artery properly — Itll be more likely under 20s)
If you're doing it right, you should pass out within seconds. 1 minute isnt accurate at all
that's on a higher example. I don't like to downplay something (Or give the perfect scenario) and say under 20 seconds (Which if done right usually is) otherwise people would be disappointed. But either way, it'll take under 60s. But most likely like you said, if done right it'll be far shorter than that.
i wish i understood the science of partial hanging. i've tried it soooo many times and failed.. only once did i "succeed" (i felt myself painlessly losing consciousness and volontarily stopped it). it's so hard to adequately put pressure on the carotid arteries
It's just the fact that you have 100% control.
I can't seem to get it right either so don't feel bad.
I don't remember where exactly I saw this, but it was on some post on this forum. Which node did you use and if possible, what was the mistake you made in the node? thank you in advance
Bowline on the anchor point and slipknot on the noose. Basically there are two ends where the rope on the bowline comes out and I made the slipknot noose on the wrong end
it's so confusing. i saw someone say stepping of the chair gently is better. but wow 2 seconds. that's good.
Is there anyone who can help us with the hanging theory?
which end is the wrong end? sorry for the question.
I'm not very good at articulating in English so I don't know if you can understand what I'm trying to ask but When you "jumped" was the noose the same height as your neck or did you have few centimetres of drop that made the rope constrict faster? I'm thinking about using a higher chair for a small drop. But it seems more painful.
I've remember rn where I saw that, Is in the SaSu main megathread about hanging method: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/how-to-hang-yourself.1183/
im not sure this is actually true. i have watched maybe 100 suicides by hanging. i wanted to see how long, ect. i have seen very few partial on there. seems to me the most common is starting out with partial and then going to full if this makes sense. like holding onto the rope until blackout which does not take long. to me they look pretty well gone in just a few minutes.
this happens when you constrict the jugular instead of the carotid
I couldn't agree more...I think the main reason why people try partial hanging is that it's a lot easier to find a suitable anchor point ( many apartments do not lend themselves to FSH lacking a high enough anchor point)
Sharing an interesting study done on hanging fatalities. It was studied on a total of 244 hanging cases over a 13 year period based in Bangkok, Thailand.
