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I just changed two things in my setup: tightening the knot and buckle as much as I can while lowering myself and walking forward with no support from the arms.
By fail here, I mean passing out and waking up. Since there'll be no resting grip on my carotids from a self-tightening knot, I might wake up once my body stands up or something, but it might be too late for the body at that point.

The 'standard' and recommended way is to use a self-tightening noose, for obvious reasons. However, plenty of people succeed with using a fixed loop. If it's tied tight, it'll likely work. It's just not ideal. I think it's best to plan well and avoid risks as much as possible.

There are comments of people saying they stand up involuntarily. I'm slightly skeptical, but at the same time, I also think that it's possible. I don't know... In theory, as long as you're not sitting down, it's a good position. I think if you can get yourself to pass out, standing up after that is a relatively low risk. Anyway, extending the legs forward eliminates this issue.

After all, people in Japan could stab themselves in the stomach to die for honor, and I'm whining about a method that involves unconsciousness.

Suicide is hard. Personally, the only way I can imagine doing it is by shutting all thoughts out completely. That's my plan. As soon as I start to think, emotions and doubts start to come up. I don't think it's possible to be at peace with it.

I think seppuku in Japan was different, because it was a kind of honour to do that. There is a strong social element involved. It's like dying in a battle, or assisted euthanasia. The common element is that the person is not alone during the process, and it's an accepted act. What makes suicide especially hard is that we have to do it alone, in secret, in isolation.
 
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peewee

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gonna attempt tomorrow. taking a bunch of codeine before to help nerves and pain...i really hope i can go through with it
 
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CaptainSunshine!

CaptainSunshine!

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Apologies for not being dead.


I must've lucked out on the fixed knot attempt with some sort of bodily coincidence. I was drinking two cups of coffee daily and perhaps at the moment of the attempt I had some sort of blood pressure or blood glucose issue. This is how I'll explain the "serious" feeling in my previous post.

Man, sometimes I say embarrassing shit. I did not discover the fucking wheel lol. But I'll have to live with my words for the rest of my life, for I cannot edit and it is too insignificant to report to mods.


Here's what I've learned:
- I started drinking herbal tea instead of coffee and attempted my fixed knots. I felt very safe and not really uncomfortable. I tried different positions. Other heights were less effective. If the buckle wasn't tightened up to my neck, it wouldn't grip me that well.
- I took two days to drink coffee and I didn't obtain the serious feeling anymore. I felt safe also. Perhaps I need to drink coffee for a longer time, but it's likely a bad method if I have to rely on high blood pressure or something like that.
- I tried out the girth hitch. I judge it too thick and ineffective.
There are two straps on my neck and they don't bend, so they stay flat. If the knot is at the back, it doesn't close at my posterior neck properly. If the knot is at the front, it closes well, but I think this may be a bad pose for death. The buckle also pinches my skin.

I don't know what this knot is called, but I'm gonna call it the Captain Sunshine Special as a placeholder. I used it as an anchor. It holds decently. I don't know how I could google knots. Pictures are probably not the way, and descriptions may be too vague. So maybe an expert will enlighten me.
I used it for the girth hitch attempt.
I consider the pictures self-explanatory.
The girth hitch posterior choke. I call it posterior, because it tightens around the back, but this may be a wrong interpretation. At the front it tenses well, but as I've said, the buckle pinches my skin. I could feel a pulse, however.


I'm gonna be attempting an arbor knot partial hanging. I believe this to be my definite method, as the noose will be just a singular layer of rope against my neck, self-tightening, and it will contort to my flesh, hitting the arteries better.
For the anchor, I'll probably use the Captain Sunshine Special, but I haven't tried tying that yet. I think I tried a bowline, but could only do it with the tail end with the buckle, and the end result is that it's too long.
There is no anchor knot here; just an arbor knot.

I'll presumably be putting my legs in front of me, like in the third pose of the original post of this megathread, since I still believe in the impossibility of sophisticated movements for the body in an unconscious state. I always wondered why the body just can't do a pullup to escape death, or climb the rope like Chuck Norris. This answer is probably why.
I don't know what height I'll try to get the noose at, but maybe something below sternum height. I'll experiment.

I'll be making a message to the future, in which I'll detail my method. I don't know how explicit I'll be, however even just saying what knots and such will be very useful. I'll probably time it to upload in one month, three weeks, or two weeks. I don't know yet.
The cops will likely get into my browser history even after clearing cookies and such. I don't know how this account's information is gonna look after that happens, but it might be fine.

I'll drink herbal tea and water only. I imagine the coffee, if it works, will be a double-edged sword. You might pass out quicker, if true, but you'll also be more fearful. Death is already scary, therefore I wanna increase my chances by being more or less calm.

I'll post things here in the megathread if I deem them useful, but I might just stay radio silent until my absence due to death posts the message. I'll set up a google calendar notification or something so I don't forget. I don't wanna fool nobody.
I'll probably say something silly or embarrassing in the future post, because why so serious?

There are possibilities other than death, of course. A mental hospital, mental disability, just forgetting, loss of electronics.
If I get to live after my message posts and will be able to see it, I'll report it to mods for deletion, since posts after 6 hours cannot be edited or deleted.
There's also the possibility of an accidental death. How funny would that be lol.


I believe in myself. I can do it and such. Just do it. Never give up. The auto-erotic asphyxiation fans motivate me, for they can die on accident. Surely, death by hanging must be very simple and easy!
 
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I don't know what this knot is called, but I'm gonna call it the Captain Sunshine Special as a placeholder. I used it as an anchor. It holds decently

That looks like a Figure 8 Hitch. Not a popular knot. It isn't a very secure one, but it's not terrible either. It could work. I would definitely add a stopper knot at the free end if I were to use this one.

You could also consider using a Round Turn and Two Half Hitches, or an Anchor Hitch. You can add a stopper knot after these too. If you still prefer the Captain Sunshine Special a.k.a. Figure 8 Hitch, you could also look at the Buntline Hitch, which is very similar but more secure. Again, you can add a stopper knot to this one too. Add a stopper knot to whatever knot you use! It's simple, it makes knots more secure, and has no drawbacks.

At the front it tenses well, but as I've said, the buckle pinches my skin.

Why was the buckle there? You can put the Girth Hitch anywhere along the strap, and the buckle doesn't need to be in the way. But if it doesn't work because of the strap's thickness, this doesn't matter at this point, I guess.

arbor knot

Looking at your picture, I'd tie the stopper knot closer to the main knot. If you tie it close, that should eliminate any possible slippage. Unlikely to be an issue if you use a strap, but still.

I'll presumably be putting my legs in front of me
I don't know what height I'll try to get the noose at, but maybe something below sternum height. I'll experiment.

Below sternum height sounds about right to me.

For illustration (click to zoom):

Legs Forward Height
 
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Add a stopper knot to whatever knot you use! It's simple, it makes knots more secure, and has no drawbacks.
Are overhand knots good stoppers? I'm gonna be using the arbor knot and buntline hitch.
 
OnMyLast Legs

OnMyLast Legs

Too many regrets
Oct 29, 2024
525
Found a proper rope. I think simply running it over a door and forcing it shut is enough for partial. Now it's just me & eternity (there is no way in hell I have the guts).
 
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AreWeWinning

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Are overhand knots good stoppers? I'm gonna be using the arbor knot and buntline hitch.

I think they are, yes. At least when it comes to ropes. I haven't done as many tests with a strap as with ropes.

Considering you weren't going to add a stopper knot originally, adding any kind is an improvement. There are no drawbacks.
 
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Marbas

Marbas

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Feb 20, 2025
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Thanks for all the detailed information. I plan to buy some rope when I get paid at the end of this week. So I can start planning it out.
 
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madameviolette

madameviolette

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Oct 9, 2025
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I think they are, yes. At least when it comes to ropes. I haven't done as many tests with a strap as with ropes.

Considering you weren't going to add a stopper knot originally, adding any kind is an improvement. There are no drawbacks.


What rope do you think would be the best for a complete hanging decapitation ? I'm talking about the head getting detached, not just a broken neck.


Since I'm lightweight I'm thinking of wearing a backpack with weights
 
CaptainSunshine!

CaptainSunshine!

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Okay, so I've decided I'll be doing full suspension hanging instead, since I found a way to do it at home. A certain user shared the genius idea of restricting your legs. I tried and can do that with my cargo straps using the buckle. I tighten it strongly and it doesn't loosen when hanging.

Before this, I found my way to lose consciousness with partial by leaning forward like Michael Jackson with the knot at the height of my sternum. It was semi-consistent. I felt loss of vision, weakness in legs. I instinctively grabbed onto the pullup bar when nearing death.
I'm worried I'll be stuck at this stage forever due to fear. So I'll do full suspension hanging, since you can't back out. It is a double-edged sword, but it is what it is, I suppose.

My question is, what should I remember before doing it? I've read here that you should place the noose above Adam's apple, relax your neck, and mustn't swallow. Are these all?
Since full suspension is much scarier, I don't wanna fuck it up and suffer.
 
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OzymandiAsh

OzymandiAsh

aNoMaLy
Nov 6, 2025
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So if I want to aim at partial suspension hanging from the bar in my wardrobe, what knot do I tie around the bar to secure it?

And for the noose end, I'm assuming a slipknot is best?
I'm aiming to use this rope by the way, both for ligature strangulation and (if that fails) PSH. I'll use some padding around my neck too. Let me know if the image doesn't show.
 

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Bump. It's a very thin rope. I could get thicker but it's what I had lying around.
 
BlueberryDeer

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Conscious_presence1

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Sep 1, 2025
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Hi, I'm planning to do it with a long piece of a strong fabric pillow case and I would do it from a closet bar, so it would be kind of like a FSH. I would use a stool and when the time comes that I start to black out I´m going to be stepping slowly off.

I can´t get a rope, which other things could I use?
Also I have gotten to feel a tingly feeling all over my body and feeling super light, after this is when a blackout occurs?
The fabric hurts my trachea, is this normal and I just have to accept it?

Thank you!
 
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Conscious_presence1

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Sep 1, 2025
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Hi I just changed it, I think I´m going to do it with a long scarf doing FSH. Do you think this will work?
 
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tinyfox

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Nov 26, 2025
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How people do it with belt? I can't understand, belt so short
How do it Robin Williams and Chester Bebington?
Can power cables or Ethernet cables be used for partial suspension? Should they be sufficient for 65 kg? 1764324882515
 
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OnMyLast Legs

OnMyLast Legs

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Oct 29, 2024
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Real ropes are cheap. I would just buy one.
 
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tinyfox

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Nov 26, 2025
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Real ropes are cheap. I would just buy one.
At the moment, I am unable to freely purchase a rope, so I am interested in what is the most reliable option from the available resources.



Question
Which partial behaviour option is more reliable?
When you stand with your back to the wall and open your legs forward, or when you kneel and press your neck against the noose? I think the second option is more reliable because you control where the noose presses on your neck, right?
 
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BlueberryDeer

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Question
Which partial behaviour option is more reliable?
When you stand with your back to the wall and open your legs forward, or when you kneel and press your neck against the noose? I think the second option is more reliable because you control where the noose presses on your neck, right?
In both options you can control how the neck is pressured, the issue is how enough pressure is made to close the arteries or the veins. I tried the second option but I wasn't able to pass away.
In any partial attempt, the key is how the noose is pressuring to achieve the unconsciousness. And that depends how high you make the anchor point and how you kneel down.
 
akira.kewl

akira.kewl

joy is a scam made by dentists to sell more smiles
Dec 4, 2025
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would it be better to use a belt or a cord of some kind (such as extension cord)? or would something made of cloth be better (not counting ties)?
 
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hell toupee

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Sep 9, 2024
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here are comments of people saying they stand up involuntarily. I'm slightly skeptical, but at the same time, I also think that it's possible. I don't know... In theory, as long as you're not sitting down, it's a good position. I think if you can get yourself to pass out, standing up after that is a relatively low risk. Anyway, extending the legs forward eliminates this issue.
Your intuition is correct.

It's called decerebrate posturing. It's a result of cerebral hypoxia. The arms and legs can be held completely straight out and rigid. All your muscles are tighened and rigid. Your head and neck arches back. This usually indicates that brain damage is imminent.
 
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braintorture

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Hello there does anyone have step by step video and or visual guides? Considering the method thanks
 
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tinyfox

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Guys, am I right in thinking that if you want to leave for sure, you should use a full hanging? Because I often come across posts here about how people come to their senses and wake up when they try a partial hanging.
 
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JesiBel

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Hello there does anyone have step by step video and or visual guides? Considering the method thanks
You can see videos of real attempts in these threads:

📌 Full Suspension Hanging videos
📌 Partial Suspension Hanging videos

Guys, am I right in thinking that if you want to leave for sure, you should use a full hanging? Because I often come across posts here about how people come to their senses and wake up when they try a partial hanging.
In reality, Full Suspension is easier since you use the weight of your entire body to exert pressure, and since you are not in contact with the ground there is no possibility of aborting the attempt, as you are literally "suspended in the air".

In Partial Hanging you should choose a suitable position where you can apply as much of your weight as possible. And that you cannot easily get up voluntarily to interrupt the attempt (in case the survival instinct is triggered).
For example, you can choose the position of "sitting in the air" with your legs extended forward. Or the position of standing with knees barely bent and legs extended backwards. Keeping your legs apart like that will help prevent you from standing up or lifting yourself up when your body tenses up during the rigidity phases of hanging.

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It's also a good idea to use a self-adjusting knot (Arbor Knot) to maintain even pressure and ensure the ligature tightens completely around your neck. This way, when you apply your weight, it will begin to tighten on its own.

📌 Questions about Full Suspension Hanging: differences between Partial and Full Suspension, recommended rope types, knots, ligature position, height of feet off the ground
 
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bro2089

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Hi,
I had bought a Shibari rope but threw it out because of privacy concerns. Is there any household items I can use for hanging the only resource I have is doing it in a single room with a door.

Thanks.
 

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