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eddie202603

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As shown in the diagram on the left (single bar), you will need a horizontal bar or a clothes hanger. The red line in the diagram represents a rope. You need to securely tie the rope to both sides of the horizontal bar. The advantage of this method is low friction, even pressure on the neck, and the rope-tying technique is very simple. This method is one I developed through repeated experimentation. I have also personally tested it, and this tying method is more suitable for partial suspension because if you are fully suspended, the rope may loosen due to the person rotating.
 
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Unworthyhuman

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May 13, 2026
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As shown in the picture, you need a high horizontal bar or a clothing rack. The red line in the image represents the rope. You need to tie the rope securely to the bars on both sides. The advantage of this method is that it minimizes friction, applies even pressure around the neck, and the tying technique is very simple. This method was figured out by myself through trial and error. I have also tested it — when sitting, my vision started to blur in about 3 seconds.
would you just loop the rope just like it's pictured? think it would work for partial?
 
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eddie202603

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would you just loop the rope just like it's pictured? think it would work for partial?
I used the seated method of partial suspension. I don't think full suspension is necessary. In ancient times, full suspension was used simply to ensure the death of the prisoner. Because with partial suspension, the prisoner would definitely stand up; if the goal was to kill, partial suspension was sufficient.
Sorry, I used Google Translate.
 
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Unworthyhuman

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I used the seated method of partial suspension. I don't think full suspension is necessary. In ancient times, full suspension was used simply to ensure the death of the prisoner. Because with partial suspension, the prisoner would definitely stand up; if the goal was to kill, partial suspension was sufficient.
Sorry, I used Google Translate.
sweet. looks like it could work.
 
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As shown in the picture, you need a high horizontal bar or a clothing rack. The red line in the image represents the rope. You need to tie the rope securely to the bars on both sides. The advantage of this method is that it minimizes friction, applies even pressure around the neck, and the tying technique is very simple. This method was figured out by myself through trial and error. I have also tested it — when sitting, my vision started to blur in about 3 seconds.
Which way would one need to face? I'm kinda dumb so