sleep paralysis orgasm?

**woah** · 06-21-2012 11:13 AM

i had this dream and for some reason this chick decided to go down on me. right at that moment, i woke up into sleep paralysis and i still felt the sensation of... a chick going down on me. and it was... a very strong sensation, and i was freaked out because of how strong it was.

wtf! this never happened before. can this be something i can repeat, and if so, how?

**Burke** · 06-22-2012 03:54 AM

Maybe not the waking up into SP part and still feeling the effects but the act can. You can do whatever you want in a lucid dream, even that

However when you enter SP next you may be able to control the HH into some sort of pleasure. I haven't tried this so maybe somebody with more experience could help but I don't see why it wouldn't be possible, especially is hallucinations are all in your mind anyway.

**brian39** · 06-22-2012 03:27 PM

Not sure what your beleifs are but might want to read up on this also.

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**Supernova** · 06-22-2012 05:02 PM

Are you serious?

Ok, now that we're done trying to confuse this poor noob, back on topic: it doesn't surprise me that the dreamed sensation lingered, you probably weren't fully awake at that point, and of course it was all in your head to begin with.

As for repeating this, I would imagine it was a chance occurrence, but as Burke mentioned, there's nothing stopping you from doing it in a dream.

**woah** · 06-23-2012 11:30 AM

it was just so strange. does that mean if i could feel that type of intense sensation, that i could also feel intense pain from dreams?

**Burke** · 06-23-2012 04:56 PM

You only feel whatever you think you feel in dreams. That's why a lot of people who fight a lot in LDs don't feel pain or at least don't acknowledge it, they just block it out. Since pain and pleasure are both interpreted in the brain if you believe that something doesn't hurt, it won't. If you believe something feels good, it will. However, once you get into non-lucids you can't consciously decide whether something hurts or feels good so it's really up to what your subconscious thinks.

**woah** · 06-24-2012 12:14 AM

i remember having some lucid dreams where i have no control. and i could see it turn into a nightmare..

it's scary to think that i could actually feel very intense pain from my dreams. though

**Burke** · 06-24-2012 12:54 AM

Don't let it be. If you're feeling a lot of pain in a dream then you'll likely wake up before it gets to the point where one would consider it "very intense." I've been shot many times before in non-lucids and my brain interpreted it so that it would hurt a lot. However it just felt like somebody was pinching my back (where I got shot) and it was completely gone when I woke up. The pain will rarely last and when it does it's not so much pain as uncomfortable.

**moSh** · 06-24-2012 02:04 AM

Yeah it's nothing to worry about. I remember my first encounters with waking sleep paralysis were when I was younger and I'd wake up from nightmares. Oftentimes I'd still hear the voice of the evil character from whichever nightmare for up to 10 seconds after I'd woken up. After all, it's all in the mind, and the mind controls everything you perceive.

In theory, you brain could make you experience a blow job 24/7 - but unfortunately no one's figured out how (and I'm not sure anyone's trying).

**deepsleep** · 06-29-2012 07:04 AM

I'm sure the look on your face was interesting. Haha, just kidding.

**Mzzkc** · 06-29-2012 08:06 AM

Originally Posted by Burke

If you're feeling a lot of pain in a dream then you'll likely wake up before it gets to the point where one would consider it "very intense." ... The pain will rarely last and when it does it's not so much pain as uncomfortable.

If only this were always true...

To the OP. You can induce this sort of thing any time you could do a V-WILD or DEILD. I've done it frequently enough, to know it's more than possible if you're at all competent with dream control.