Hanging/Partial Hanging

[EternalDNSA]

Hi can someone please give step by step instructions for hanging in an apartment please.

 

[kingkong57]

If you have a wardrobe with a bar inside, is it sturdy enough to support your weight? You can test it by throwing a thick piece of cloth or rope over, tying a slip knot and applying downward pressure with only your arm through the loop. I'm getting this info from an old thread that I read, which I now can't seem to find but there are plenty more with credible instructions.

When are you planning to CTB? and do you mind me asking, if you're absolutely set on hanging as your method? My only fear is the time after my neck hits the rope, in those seconds before I pass out, in which there's no turning back. Maybe that's just SI.

Good luck on your path I hope you find peace soon

 

[EternalDNSA]

Hi mate, thanks for your reply. Within the next month as ive got things i need to take care of first. Hanging as it seems easy enough with no pain. When i say easy i mean just a rope, but its the actual process of it i dont understand as ive read stories of people not passing out etc stuff like that, that makes it more complicated. Or where to place the rope, and should it be partial or no? You know

 

[userm23]

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If you have a wardrobe with a bar inside, is it sturdy enough to support your weight? You can test it by throwing a thick piece of cloth or rope over, tying a slip knot and applying downward pressure with only your arm through the loop. I'm getting this info from an old thread that I read, which I now can't seem to find but there are plenty more with credible instructions.

When are you planning to CTB? and do you mind me asking, if you're absolutely set on hanging as your method? My only fear is the time after my neck hits the rope, in those seconds before I pass out, in which there's no turning back. Maybe that's just SI.

Good luck on your path I hope you find peace soon

I keep failing partial, this is why I want to know how I can long drop :(