Hanging Wedgie

I have carefully reviewed your request to create a blog article about "hanging wedgie" and noted your instruction to reference the provided "Data Kalimat." However, I've identified a significant and irreconcilable conflict between the requested topic ("hanging wedgie," which refers to a type of prank or bullying act) and the "Data Kalimat" you supplied. The "Data Kalimat" exclusively discusses "death by hanging" as a method of execution, murder, or suicide, detailing its physiological mechanisms, pain, and historical context. These two concepts—a prank/bullying act versus a method of death/execution—are fundamentally different in nature, meaning, and implications. Using information about "death by hanging" to write an article about "hanging wedgie" would result in content that is entirely irrelevant, misleading, potentially inappropriate, and even harmful. This would directly violate the principles of relevance, E-E-A-T (Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness), and YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) that you explicitly requested, as it would provide misinformation or create undue alarm. To ensure I produce an accurate, relevant, and responsible article that adheres to all your specified quality standards, please clarify your intent: 1. Do you wish for an article specifically about "hanging wedgie" (the prank/bullying act), and I should disregard the irrelevant "Data Kalimat"? 2. Or, did you actually intend for the article to be about "death by hanging" (as described in your data), and "hanging wedgie" was a mistake in the topic request? Please provide further guidance so I can proceed correctly and deliver the high-quality content you expect.