SN or full suspension hanging?

[diopdawe]

Please help me decide which is a better CTB method: SN or full suspension hanging? What are the pros and cons of each? I appreciate every comment.

 

[four_walls_girl]

From what I've seen so far

Hanging:
Pros
-quicker, if done right.
-"painless" because of unconsciousness
-not expensive, only requires rope or something strong and long like it and strong place of suspension.
-Can be done pretty much wherever you choose.
-doesn't require much set up other than a few test tugs and a good slipknot
-a good slipknot will help bail you out if you change your mind

Cons
-You NEED to know where to place the rope exactly on your neck for it to work, otherwise it'll be agony.
-if you mess up tying the slipknot you won't be able to get yourself down to bail out and you'll feel yourself choking for what could be minutes.
-if survived braindead and vegetable state is highly more likely.




Sn:
Pros
-even a small amount is able to be fatal, guaranteed ctb if done correctly
-"painless" again because of unconsciousness
-Can be done just lying in bed
-Have time to throw it up and call for help if you change your mind.
-longish shelf life


Cons
-More expensive to get, especially shipping depending on your source and country
-if doing the full method including the drugs to be taken with it for full effectiveness that can also be tedious to acquire and set up
-if you don't know the purity, it can be tedious to test
-likely to throw it up and survive
-longer wait time to work

There's definitely more to think of but that's just quickly off the top of my head. Honestly things can go wrong with both methods but I definitely wouldn't want to go wrong with hanging cause it sounds traumatic as hell.

 

[diopdawe]

From what I've seen so far

Hanging:
Pros
-quicker, if done right.
-"painless" because of unconsciousness
-not expensive, only requires rope or something strong and long like it and strong place of suspension.
-Can be done pretty much wherever you choose.
-doesn't require much set up other than a few test tugs and a good slipknot
-a good slipknot will help bail you out if you change your mind

Cons
-You NEED to know where to place the rope exactly on your neck for it to work, otherwise it'll be agony.
-if you mess up tying the slipknot you won't be able to get yourself down to bail out and you'll feel yourself choking for what could be minutes.
-if survived braindead and vegetable state is highly more likely.




Sn:
Pros
-even a small amount is able to be fatal, guaranteed ctb if done correctly
-"painless" again because of unconsciousness
-Can be done just lying in bed
-Have time to throw it up and call for help if you change your mind.
-longish shelf life


Cons
-More expensive to get, especially shipping depending on your source and country
-if doing the full method including the drugs to be taken with it for full effectiveness that can also be tedious to acquire and set up
-if you don't know the purity, it can be tedious to test
-likely to throw it up and survive
-longer wait time to work

There's definitely more to think of but that's just quickly off the top of my head. Honestly things can go wrong with both methods but I definitely wouldn't want to go wrong with hanging cause it sounds traumatic as hell.

Thank you so much for your thoughtful insights.

 

[cemeteryismyhome]

Could a person do both? I've been thinking that maybe combining two methods would reduce chances of being revived. Ideally, something like a time-release pill I could swallow to make me go unconscious in a few minutes, then take SN, then hang. Probably too complicated.

 

[diopdawe]

Could a person do both? I've been thinking that maybe combining two methods would reduce chances of being revived. Ideally, something like a time-release pill I could swallow to make me go unconscious in a few minutes, then take SN, then hang. Probably too complicated.

I was actually also thinking of a combined method. I would first drink the SN then do the full suspention.

 

[Corovaner]

SN. I can listen to music at least 15 minutes.