Hanging

[fleischmaschina]

I need some help with hanging method. Ive been reading on the internet about it. Some people say it is not fast death and certainly not painless (who knows, maybe they just want to talk people out of it), while others say its pretty fast, like you are gone in say 5 seconds or so. Im definitely trying to avoid any panic and involuntary animal instinct to survive. The goal is to block arteries, ok. Now, if I try and squezze my neck with hands, I dont start to black out, but only pressure increases in the head. Do I understand this correct, I need to put pressure only on where arteries are if possible, but since noose will apply pressure evenly around neck, it will also among other things probably block the air pipe, which I do not want. Do I have this right? Maybe im underestimating the force that will be applied and so it doesnt matter if everything gets squeezed?

Those people who left this shithole by accident playing sleeping game or whatever its called, they did partial hanging if im not mistaken. And they certainly werent in horrific pain, because if they were, instinct would kick in im sure.

I work in metal industry and we have metal tubes in packets that weight more than a ton. So we use nylon "belts", they are flat but wide about 4cm. Is that good for hanging or should I get some other rope? I should use slipknot and use vaseline on where the rope will come in contact with skin? Does it matter where on the neck the knot goes?

Thanks

 

[strawberry931]

full hanging is very reliable though, considering you have a strong enough rope and support beam and a proper knot configuration.

This method terrifies me so I have nothing I can help you with. I have tried a very weak version of partial, but never even made myself pass out from it. However, I am starting to consider it for it's reliability. I really only have one more attempt after my CO attempt 3 weeks ago. Whatever I do next must be successful.

 

[fleischmaschina]

By reliable you mean death is certain? Well im 100 percent sure the setup will hold. I will test it as well beforehand. Dunno how you call it in english, but here we call it eye screw. About 10 cm of thread and pretty thick i think 8 mm screwed into a concrete ceiling… it will hold. It is not posible to pull urself up after you kick the chair is it?

 

[itwillhappensoon]

hanging should be a last resort if you don't have sn or any other less painful method , because hanging is so painful at least from my experience with it , good luck with whichever method you choose

 

[strawberry931]

By reliable you mean death is certain? Well im 100 percent sure the setup will hold. I will test it as well beforehand. Dunno how you call it in english, but here we call it eye screw. About 10 cm of thread and pretty thick i think 8 mm screwed into a concrete ceiling… it will hold. It is not posible to pull urself up after you kick the chair is it?

Yes, FULL hanging is 100% as long as you have at least an hour of privacy and the other things I mentioned. Once you commit to full hanging there is no backing out if you use a stool or something so that you can't reach anything to support yourself.

I suppose one could try to climb their way out of it. Climbing your way out would be hard and can be made more difficult by the length of the rope and distance from the anchor point. The solution to that is to do a drop hang.

 

[fleischmaschina]

hanging should be a last resort if you don't have sn or any other less painful method , because hanging is so painful at least from my experience with it , good luck with whichever method you choose

Would you mind sharing your experience? What happened, how did you fail?

 

[itwillhappensoon]

Would you mind sharing your experience? What happened, how did you fail?

I used full suspension, when I stepped out of the chair the noose tightened around my neck and the rope started digging to my neck it was insanely painful, after few seconds I started thrashing and I regret doing it , and by the way it takes 30 minutes to die by hanging

 

[fleischmaschina]

Did someone save you?

 

[itwillhappensoon]

Did someone save you?

No , fortunately or unfortunately I didn't kick the chair I climbed on so I stepped back on it

 

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[Eriktf]

it should not hurt (talking from experience)

air pipe dont get crushed at lest not in partial

its hard to say how long it takes but its anywhere from second to minuted depending on if the pressure are at the right spot or not, the more your artery get closed the faster you pass out

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