Questions about ctb through slitting wrist

[SadGoLucky37]

I heard that slitting wrist is not a very successful method. But given my circumstances I do not have access to any painless methods. Although slitting wrist is painful, I am guessing it won't last long. I just want to know the details about the process. How deep should the cut be made? How long will it take for me to ctb after I do it? Where exactly is the artery that needs to be cut? What are some tips to minimize the pain? I want to know in detail about this method. Can anyone help me with these questions and provide more information?

 

[kitia973]

If you do not have access to any other method, I would definitely consider slitting the neck more than the wrist. The cartoid artery (in the neck) is the best choice. It is deadlier and more straightforward than slitting the wrist.

 

[3/4Dead]

It will last a while before you knock out probably, and it might just cause blood loss and not kill you, doesn't need too be deep but you gotta hit the right thing and its kinda hard to find in the wrists because its hard to see a relative for pretty much each person. hate to be an ass but I genuinely don't think I could reccomend against this enough. read up on the megathreads and see if theres something else possible with the resources youve got. I'm sorry your struggling and I wish you peace. perhaps others will have better advice on how to do this sucessfully but I've got a long history of cutting and all the slicing i've done on my wrists, including hitting fat right in the middle, has never killed me.

 

[Young]

Sadly, quite some people survive wrist cuts even if the radial artery is hit. That's because this is a relatively small artery. If your genetics have good blood clotting, you might survive.

Going for the neck might make it more certain, BUT the arteries are deeper. You are likely going to hit muscle and nerves, and it's going to suck.

I'd say don't try cutting, please.

 

[SadGoLucky37]

Sadly, quite some people survive wrist cuts even if the radial artery is hit. That's because this is a relatively small artery. If your genetics have good blood clotting, you might survive.

Going for the neck might make it more certain, BUT the arteries are deeper. You are likely going to hit muscle and nerves, and it's going to suck.

I'd say don't try cutting, please.

I see. Then given my circumstances, what other method would you think might help me?

 

[sjuultje123]

Sadly, quite some people survive wrist cuts even if the radial artery is hit. That's because this is a relatively small artery. If your genetics have good blood clotting, you might survive.

Going for the neck might make it more certain, BUT the arteries are deeper. You are likely going to hit muscle and nerves, and it's going to suck.

I'd say don't try cutting, please.

You should cut both wrists but need to palpate the first one correctly because if you cut the nerves in the carpal tunnel then you won't be able to cut the 2nd one. I can explain it to you if you want, just message me.

 

[parasite_eve]

Just sharing I would advise past me not to: survived super deep cuts requiring hospital emergency after waking up with arterial blood everywhere, fortunately regained functionality with only persistent discomfort/ tightness. Hope you find peace and a peaceful path to peace whatever you choose. <3

 

[anagram]

I think if people slash the femoral artery, people would die quicker but it would be damn painful as fuck. Perhaps strong painkillers would be needed.

Deep cuts would be needed.

3 options generally are:
Carotids, femoral or radial
Neck, leg or wrists.

I would never do radial

 

[SadGoLucky37]

I just don't understand why dying has to be this f*ing hard. Can't even find a peaceful, painless way to escape from this horrible world. At this point living feels like a curse.

 

[Thomas_Europe]

I just don't understand why dying has to be this f*ing hard. Can't even find a peaceful, painless way to escape from this horrible world. At this point living feels like a curse.

I totally agree with you!