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For the past few years now, I've experienced sleep paralysis a few times a year. Every time until today, I've been horrified and just struggled all I could to wake up. |
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Not so much when I saw thier faces. It was moreover instantly. I lay in bed realizing that I was unable to move, felt the regular person crawl up the bed and lie next to me, and I realized there was nothing really there, and I could take control of it. I thought really hard about being somewhere else, and then I was just there, at the gathering with all of my friends. I really didn't pick the place that I ended up, and after writing this, I remembered that just before the fake alarm clock went off, I was talking to one of my friends and a bunch of "bad guys" from the game Crackdown for Xbox 360 were running around in the background trying to shoot at me and somehow falling and dieing themselves, so I know I was starting to lose control of the whole dream at that point. |
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haha, I know what you mean! This forum is a great outlet for what other people would consider "weird", LOL. |
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At some points in the dream I knew I was dreaming. I'm not sure how much of it though, but I remember little things like watching a friend eat a peice of pizza and being amaized at how real the movement of his jaw was for being "just a dream" and how vivid his curly strands of hair were. |
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But now I'm kind of pissed. I can't get back to that state again. The last couple of mornings I've tried, but the second I realise that I'm in sleep paralysis, I get worked up and snap out of it..... Kind of funny, spent the last few years struggling when it would happen, and now I can't hang on to it. |
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