Sleep paralysis stories!

The Trent·Feb 2, 2015·1 votes·570 views

Ok so I have two stories and they're really funny. So when I was 10 my sleeping schedule was all messed up so when I went to sleep some times I would get sleep paralysis. One of the times I did it was halarious because I woke up at like 6 PM and I opened my eyes and my mom was doing laundry. I looked on the ground and there was a toy moving towards me. I couldn't move at all and I was yelling for help but this was sleep paralysis so like nothing happened. I then was able to fully wake up and the toy that was walking towards me was just like a cowboy laying on the ground. The other story I have was a weird one because it was like I had a sleep paralysis dream where I went to sleep but my mind stayed up. So like I was basically a plant and I was planted into the ground and couldn't breathe. Well that wasn't really what happened but like It was along time ago and that's as close as im getting to what really happened.

6 Comments

WullfFeb 2, 20151 votes

oh shit, that does not sound funny.

But sometimes I wake up in the night. Scared as fuck from some dream or something and I want to scream for help, but nothing comes out. Most I can do is just some little screech.

Thankfully it is just a faded memory by the morning.

The TrentFeb 2, 20151 votes

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oh shit, that does not sound funny.

But sometimes I wake up in the night. Scared as fuck from some dream or something and I want to scream for help, but nothing comes out. Most I can do is just some little screech.

Thankfully it is just a faded memory by the morning.

Oh a night terror. Those aren't as bad as sleep paralysis stuff but they're pretty bad. Some people wake up half asleep and cannot move while it looks like their dads severed head is bein held by aliens. My friend had that one. The worst part is it feels super real.

WullfFeb 2, 20151 votes

yea, i would probably be able to handle that.

THough I heard about a guy who had it pretty often and he learnd to enjoy it. Pretty absurd, if you ask me.

The TrentFeb 2, 20151 votes

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yea, i would probably be able to handle that.

THough I heard about a guy who had it pretty often and he learnd to enjoy it. Pretty absurd, if you ask me.

It's because you can turn sleeping paralysis into a lucid dream. It's really not that hard after you attempt it a few times because the dark figures that usually appear won't scare you that much, and since your mind Is awake during these moments and you're not panicking at the dark figure you can control the rest of your half asleep half awake time.

WullfFeb 2, 20151 votes

still scary as shit jus tthinking about it

B3ERFeb 2, 20151 votes

I entered mine by accident. It turns out, the Grudge woman (Kayako) is my greatest spooky fear and she was kind enough to visit me. I was completely immobile and she was laying her full weight on my chest, inches from my face doing her death croak. Good times....