Discussion How do you partial hang yourself correctly without your neck hurting and get comfortably into position?

[royaltybabee03]

So just tried to hang myself again but no luck, i wedged the rope inbetween the door (Ik this isn't the best but I have like zero anchor points in my house at all, everything would just break on me) and then I leaned forwards, but all I felt was uncomfortable and my neck hurt I did feel slight dizzy for half a second but that's about it. I read somewhere that you're supposed to just let your body drop but i just can't bring myself to do that, the pain in my neck forces me to stop and stand back up (this is with padding) How tf do you drop down so easily without your neck hurting from the rope, how do you pass out in a few seconds?? How do you easily get into position?? Do you endure the pain till you pass out? Also I cannot for the life of me find my cartoids, I'm squeezing my neck, adding socks but it's also doing nothing for me.

If anybody has been successful passing out from partial please let me know, if I still can't figure it out i might have to do full suspension but tbh i'm not even sure about it.
Also what would you recommend for a more secure anchor point, I was considering getting a pull-up bar but idk

I'm getting kinda desperate rn I actually need to go and it's so annoying that nothing I do works, I'm too much of a pussy to try other methods so hanging is probably the only method for me.

 

[YourLocalEdgelord]

For me personally, proper padding eliminated all pain. Thin scarf as a base layer, two pairs of thin folded socks on each carotid.

If you have no stable anchor points at home, you can read the door + dumbbell thread posted by Evelyn

The furthest I've come with partial (before SI ruined it!!!), I had my entire body tingle and feel numb the second I kneeled down with my whole weight.

I also find simply sliding your legs forward to be a much more effective position.