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My Sleep Paralysis and Experiences (please share if you have some as well!)
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Yes I do and I hate it. I am not as scared of it anymore but I still don't like it. I try and call out to get my partner to touch me as that wakes the asleep part of my brain up. I sound really scarey though, as it is an enormous effort and comes out sounding like a monster. LOL! Makes me scared my partner is going to die of shock, or run away thinking I am possessed by a devil. Hahahaha! As you can see I have developed a sense of humour about it. My partner still hasn't.
Quoting: Anonymous coward 1408355 Can he hear you? I always thought the sounds we make are part of the Hallucination. I don't think it is an hallucination. Nobody ever sees a big cuddly bunny who only wants to give them a hug and candy and tell them to have a nice day. If it was hallucinations you would experience that one would think at least once in awhile. It's always evil, some kind of assault is involved. I had one. I was able to move, I felt it as it jumped on me. I heard the water slosh around in my waterbed as it pushed me down. If there is paralysis it's not because the victim is asleep. It's like what happens when you're walking down a road and turn around and there's a car about to run you over. You freeze in utter horror. If you're lucky the car misses you. I know what I saw that night, I know what I did. None of it was a dream. uhhh yes they do. its a dream. people that are not scared do not see scary things. same thing happens in lucid dreams. fear creates things that are fueled by fear. excitement creates happy things
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