EternalHunger
Starved & Lonely
- Sep 3, 2025
- 74
I been thinking of doing the ligature strangulation method as my means of exit as it seems pretty easy to do in a uni dorm without being caught, though I likely won't be doing it soon; but I just want something to ask. I understand I'm supposed to tie it at the absolute top of the neck just near the jaw bone in order to successfully do it, but what if your neck had been previously trained, is it still somewhat reliable?
I understand that the suprahyoid muscles, which would be what directly affects the result, aren't directly targeted through traditional training as they are mostly work with swallowing, speaking etc; however, the SCM muscle around the neck and deep neck flexors are affected, and they indirectly could affect the end result, couldn't they? I wouldn't say my neck is big or something but it's well-toned from past training so I'm not sure how it'll affect this. There's also the fact that my hyoid bone is abnormally high to where it's virtually impossible to tie anything above it, but the original megathread didn't mention on what one should do if this is the case, does that make the method too risky/impossible to work with?
I understand that the suprahyoid muscles, which would be what directly affects the result, aren't directly targeted through traditional training as they are mostly work with swallowing, speaking etc; however, the SCM muscle around the neck and deep neck flexors are affected, and they indirectly could affect the end result, couldn't they? I wouldn't say my neck is big or something but it's well-toned from past training so I'm not sure how it'll affect this. There's also the fact that my hyoid bone is abnormally high to where it's virtually impossible to tie anything above it, but the original megathread didn't mention on what one should do if this is the case, does that make the method too risky/impossible to work with?
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