Successes with Night-Night?

[thehorizons]

Made a similar post a few weeks ago, but got zero responses. Has anyone on here actually found success with Night-Night? Obviously, people who found success can't report back, but did anyone on here actually find success with it? For those of you who nearly found success, could you describe your experience? For those of you that failed with the method, why did you think you failed?

 

[thehorizons]

Really? There's been no successes and no one that failed is willing to step up to go into detail?

 

[SNastablesalt]

I haven't heard about it in such a long time , I forgot it was even a method
There's a video of a guy doing it out there but it didn't seem the most peaceful, although by what I've read about it he supposedly wouldn't have been conscious for long.
As you're putting pressure on the carotid arteries the main thing to worry about if you fail is brain damage as you get no oxygen to the brain for an extended period of time.

 

[thehorizons]

I guess all the information is in the megathread. I just find it kind of bizarre that there are current members of SaSu who have done it and come close aren't responding to this nor are the ones that have failed. I guess jumping would have to be the best alternative. I know that one of the users suffered permanent injuries from jumping, but they jumped from 8 stories. The higher the better I suppose.

 

[nocturnal.fangs]

I guess all the information is in the megathread. I just find it kind of bizarre that there are current members of SaSu who have done it and come close aren't responding to this nor are the ones that have failed. I guess jumping would have to be the best alternative. I know that one of the users suffered permanent injuries from jumping, but they jumped from 8 stories. The higher the better I suppose.

I've attempted this method before, but I don't think I was anywhere close. I don't have much to work with in regards to attempting to CTB, so when I heard about this method I was hopeful because I assumed with what I had it could be successful. In the end, I was extremely disappointed that it didn't work for me.

I would say the main reasons I failed were because I used a belt and folded socks instead of what the original method requires (that's all I have at the moment), and I didn't apply enough pressure. though, I did still feel lightheaded. I was definitely losing oxygen. I don't know if I kept applying pressure for an extended period of time it would've worked, I gave up after not seeing quick results. afterwards, my neck hurt a lot. guess that's not surprising though lol.

if you happen to find any more information, I would appreciate it if you kept me updated. I'm desperate at this point :(

 

[killdozer]

Wonder if we have any literature out there about it. Can't say that if someone does it right they'd be likely to survive, or not have the brain damage to report back to us. The "testing" is very risky.

 

[Malfunction]

The "night-night" method mega thread.

Hey everyone, Been talking to a lot of people in the chat and trying to explain this method, and one user wanted me to make a post about it, so here goes everything. We're going after a classic idea of using a blood choke, except, it will be against ourselves. In the privacy of our own...

sanctioned-suicide.net

I have my doubts it is feasible. If you can pull off making yourself dizzy or pass out with ease then there might be hope. You then have to maintain the pressure after you pass out. If by chance you fail to maintain pressure and your brain is deprived oxygen long enough, you'll wake up a drooling mess.

It would be peaceful if done right, you'd cut off blood flow while still being able to breathe. Loss of consciousness should be quick.

Wonder if we have any literature out there about it. Can't say that if someone does it right they'd be likely to survive, or not have the brain damage to report back to us. The "testing" is very risky.

The testing can definitely be risky. If you get it right, things go dark quick. So you need to be able to release easily.

Practicing with hands would be safest.

I was able to get it right once. And only once. So its not for me

 

[StoneCactus]

I tried with cornhole bags and only ever got the exploding head feeling. I feel like it only works for some people and most of us are out of luck. There is immense variation in human anatomy, and some people are relatively fortunate enough that their carotid arteries come near the surface of their neck. If you have a lot of tissue over your arteries it won't work. I plan to give air wedges a shot at some point but I'm not expecting much.

 

[thehorizons]

I tried with cornhole bags and only ever got the exploding head feeling. I feel like it only works for some people and most of us are out of luck. There is immense variation in human anatomy, and some people are relatively fortunate enough that their carotid arteries come near the surface of their neck. If you have a lot of tissue over your arteries it won't work. I plan to give air wedges a shot at some point but I'm not expecting much.

I guess Nitrogen or jumping would have to be my only way then. Nitrogen is like the new 'Nembutal,' it's not simple to acquire it, there's logistics around it, and much to learn.