I weigh 68kg (150lbs), my height is 170cm (5ft 7in). I live in a nice apartment and it's a brand new complex. (Maybe that's relevant because the supports and wood is new) Will my weight be supported by my door frame? This collection of threads might be able to help you: Thread 'Evelyn's complete guide on how to hang yourself with both partial and full suspension hanging' Here comes my first question, though: would you say this spot is decent enough for the job, and does the bar looks like it could hold my weight (I'm roughly 150 pounds at 5'9)? Second, the rope. I can get my hands on either a 5.5in wide (14cm) & 825 lbs of breaking strength (375kg) piece, or a 4.75in (12cm) & 660 lbs of breaking strength (300kg. The actual weight itself won't be the problem here, but instead, as pointed out above, the real problem will be when your survival instinct kicks in. At a certain point, you will unconsciously begin to thrash around and attempt to remove the weights, if any are loose they will either fall or be ripped off. The lower part of your neck may be more comfortable but with the padding as well I'd think most of the pressure would be on the jugulars. This causes more discomfort and takes much longer to pass out. Going for the carotid, done easiest above the Adam's apple, will make you pass out in around 15 seconds and make the weight issue take care of itself. Practice finding the carotid and how you can. I need this summer glow-up leaving me utterly unrecognizable, and weight loss is a major factor for it. My mom took away my vape, so now it's like a thousand times fucking harder to starve since I won't feel fulfilled without actually eating. Drop the methods! I don't care if it involves starving, working-out, drinking more water, etc! Drop them whether they are safe or unsafe ways. 100g is more like 3-4x the recommended amount of SN (depending on weight) isn't the amount supposed to be 25g? And OPs experiences don't match other SN attempts with days long unconsciousness, although I suppose you could put it down to the amount taken or underlying health issues. The dose can be summarized to 15 g for underweight persons, 20 g for healthy-weight persons, and 25 g for overweight persons. Now you can test the amount of nitrite in your SN with an aquarium test kit, you'll have to do some research in the forum however. A community that discusses mental illness and suicide from the perspective of suicidal people, as well as the moral implications of the act itself. I've seen so many varying recommendations and failed attempts. I don't want to swing and miss, so to speak. Does anyone have the formula to determine how much Sodium Nitrite is needed based on body weight from a legitimate source the the Peaceful Pill Handbook or the guides that used to be.