H'ween Hell
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Sleep paralysis for me doesn't _always_ have hallucinations. They don't scare me anymore, either.
Have they ever? What did you see?
Sleep paralysis for me doesn't _always_ have hallucinations. They don't scare me anymore, either.
omg, I get that falling thing a lot too! But is that considered a lucid dream? I don't think I've had one, I want to know what it is like... but I've always had times when I feel like I'm falling. When I wake up I'm usually sweating.
Have they ever? What did you see?
Lots of people who suffer from sleep paralysis sometimes hallucinate a figure 'holding them down' or sitting on their chest, preventing them from moving, usually in the form of something sinister like an old hag, a disembodied shadow, or a demon.
It's happened to me consistently every morning for the past 2 or 3 years. I also have lucid dreams frequently, and I am able to force myself to wake up with some effort - though, only to find myself in a (terrifying) state of sleep paralysis in the middle of the night, for a few minutes before I go right back to sleep.
I'm surprised at how many times you have replied in this thread lmaoI'm surprised at how many people have SP.![]()
I'm surprised at how many times you have replied in this thread lmao
Lots of people who suffer from sleep paralysis sometimes hallucinate a figure 'holding them down' or sitting on their chest, preventing them from moving, usually in the form of something sinister like an old hag, a disembodied shadow, or a demon.
I actually remember like when I was six years old, one night, I saw a man standing in my doorway and was unable to move.

