#night paralysis

[talontarget]

I'll never forget that my one and only experience with night paralysis was when I was twelve years old and staying at my grandparent's house. It was like three in the morning and suddenly I was awake, but couldn't move and instead of a DEMON I got a human-sized sour patch kid terrorizing me for what felt like literally forever

[in-the-dark-ness]

OH MY GOD i had horrible night paralysys, it looked like a HORIBLE hallucinations. it was probably the worst nightmare i ever had, if it even was a nightmare. i didn’t know such thing was possible to happen, it was like a movie. it was so SCARY and confusing. But maybe i found out why it happens - maybe because i as i was laying there was pressure on my arm and it got kind of stiff i guess. I forgot alsmost all of it when i woke up. The last things that were happening i started realising it’s hallucination but i couldn’t stop it and a bit of the last thing that happened was some long piece of sheet was moving BYITSELF above/next to my head and i couldn’t move but just before that i was in a different place so i was wondering how suddenly i moved to my bed while i was just outside, and was trying to scream but couldn’t. And this wasn’t as scary as the other things. And i was feeling very bad in the day before it happened.

[ceratocampi-moving]

night paralysis is fucking creepy and nobody told me this but also by halucinate you sometimes hear sounds too

going to tell my mom about this at five am cause its 2:30

[faradayfront]

I just can't forget when I wake up in the middle of the night, paralyzed in my bed. I felt a presence in my room and I started to scream and my brother, who slept on the top bunk, didn't hear me.