Accidental WILD?

okay so i know theres been posts on this before (so in the newbie section it goes :P sorry newb haters) but this ones a little odd so i thought i'd share an get some opinions cause i have NO idea what the hell happened last night besides it being a REALLY weird WILD. okay so last night one strand of my hair was touching my nose making it itch but i was so tired i didnt even care/ignored it,it got really bad, like i almost couldnt stand it then i rememebred it being a test from your body to check if your mind's awake. so i ignored it then all of a sudden my whole body started...like vibrating (its sounds so weird i know! i think its common in WILD's? too lazy to check ATM XD) i got weird thing where your eyes start flicking around behind your eyelids (forget what its called)and lots of swirls of color kept flying everywhere.then there was this weird wave sensation that started at my feet an went through my whole body.but it didnt feel like SP? i mean i couldnt move but my body but it didnt feel like lead. like it did with my FA when i was 12.anyways so typically you should think, that it was over right? nope! the vibrations died off and the itch came back! i was so pissed so i ignored it again, and the vibrations came back but less strong. but i could feel myself relaxing more and more? anyways that vibration phase went away and the itch came back AGAIN and i ignored it AGAIN and the virbrations came back AGAIN (for the third time!!) and i started getting more an more relaxed/feeling like i was being sucked inside myself? then that one went away an the itch came back (half asleep by that time, plus the virbrations were weird feeling and i felt like i wasnt going anywhere with it so i gave up, icthed it an went to sleep. so what the heck happened? did i get recurring WILDs that i failed everytime? lol EPIC FAIL! anyways your view of it?

That wasn't a WILD, because at no point did you describe dreaming. Capitilization, paragraph organization, and grammar: your posts need them.

My view of it is that you are impatient. Give it time. Wake-induced is a difficult technique to master. You could have (and should have) scratched the itch, if it was bothering you so much. It's a common misconception that you have to remain perfectly still to WILD.

Regarding your expectation of sleep paralysis--it doesn't have to feel like lead. Sleep paralysis can feel different every time.