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- Dec 17, 2019
For as horrifying and mind-wrenching as my dreams can be (see previous post for scratch of the surface), my own experiences with sleep paralysis have been nothing of the sort.Great thread, and honestly one of the best for October.
A surprising amount of people here have experienced sleep paralysis. About 8% of the general population have experienced it. I sleep on my stomach, face down, so it wouldn't be possible for me to experience sleep paralysis especially when I'm either just staring at my pillow or at nothing as my eyes are buried in the pillow. When I tried to sleep face up I kept waking up throughout the night and didn't sleep well.
Imagine getting sleep paralysis. Couldn't be me! Also, a question, when I read your accounts of sleep paralysis it doesn't sound that you're particularly terrified, do you get scared when you get sleep paralysis? How does it feel?
I once had to be administered morphine in the ER. I compare my experiences to sleep paralysis to that of being on morphine. My body feels heavy and glued to the bed, but my senses feel they are floating on a cloud.
I've only had sleep paralysis a few times, but they all have felt comfy, honestly.