[Hanging] Will this knot work? Can you review my plan please?

[youwantitdarker]

Hello guys.
I was thinking I will hang myself (attempted once to get run over by a train, but it was scary). I'm thinking about first taking all the Oxazepam I have (it makes me very sleepy and I thought it might be good for slowing down my system and helping me to become unconscious), then tying a plastic bag around my neck, then lubing the rope with soap, and then partial hanging.
What do you think? Will this knot work? It's an Overhand Loop Knot



Thank you in advance!

 

[gottacheckout]

I'm no expert but I think you need either a slip knot or a hangman noose knot.

 

[JesiBel]

You need a knot that tightens itself when you apply your weight. For example: noose knot.

 

[Gustav Hartmann]

This loop will work, although it is not thightening. By use of a thightening loop the pressure on the neck can almost be doublet, but you need not so much pressure to close the carotids and over pressure causes only unnecessary pain.

 

[darksouls]

hope everything goes well for you

and you find the relief you search for

 

[karakoltriste]

I have no idea, but I have a question: why do you have to lubricate it with soap?

 

[JesiBel]

I have no idea, but I have a question: why do you have to lubricate it with soap?

Some people do this to make the noose slide more smoothly. It depends on the material.

 

[afterlyfebob]

Hello guys.
I was thinking I will hang myself (attempted once to get run over by a train, but it was scary). I'm thinking about first taking all the Oxazepam I have (it makes me very sleepy and I thought it might be good for slowing down my system and helping me to become unconscious), then tying a plastic bag around my neck, then lubing the rope with soap, and then partial hanging.
What do you think? Will this knot work? It's an Overhand Loop Knot

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Thank you in advance!

How thick or thin is your rope? Asking for myself