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In my case I couldn't count to 10 and my vision already started to get black.
Did you also felt like as if some electro shock hit you? Did your legs start to shake?
Yes. You can even try it right now to test it. Once its positioned like that you just need minimal pressure but you have to keep that pressure constantly for maybe maximum 10 sec maybe even sooner and you'll get nearly unconscious
Several seconds, no more. I hope you find peace whatever you choose to do.
I was caught quickly; the setting was not ideal but there were few options at the moment.
No, that sounds like some kind of seizure maybe? I'm not a medical professional though. I had some muscle spasms in various parts of my body both during and after, if that's what you mean.
Whenever I get nearly unconscious when I do my tests I feel like some computer where you press the button to switch it off.
This is very smart I plan something equally. One advice, tighten the noose as much as possible then while staying on the chair or whatever press your body down that will be more than enough to compress the carotids. You'll get nearly unconscious after maybe 10 seconds and it won't be even painful at least when i tried that i felt nothing and was even shocked how painless i got nearly unconscious. Then when you are already near unconsciousness you can step off the chair. You should get fully unconscious very fast with this technique
I had some while I was conscious, yes. It wasn't painful or uncomfortable. The muscle involuntarily spasms, like you're flexing or using it without meaning to. Have you ever been very close to falling asleep but some muscle in your body spasms or twitches and wakes you up? Or been still for a very very long time? It was like that, just stronger (ie. causes more movement) and more frequent.
