Quote Originally Posted by Sageous View Post
I have a feeling you already know that, Nina, yet you want to return this endeavor to a popularity contest rather than an attempt to break the withering falsehood that SP matters. Is that really what DV wants to do? If so, what does that say about DV's opinion of accomplished dreamers' experience and wisdom? Do you want us to stop posting what we believe, or, more importantly, stop sharing what we know?
You are accusing me of wanting to turn this into a "popularity contest"...are you serious? I would never have bothered to make a post in this thread if I hadn't wanted to do one simple thing, help dispel misinformation and avoid further misunderstandings. Nothing pisses me off more than misinformation, except maybe arrogance. And I'm pretty offended by your completely unfounded and immature accusations, not to mention the sardonic tone reverberating from every sentence in your reply.

I really don't have time for this headache...I was only trying to help. It's clear that you have absolutely zero need for my help or feedback since you already think you know everything there is to know about the subject and the only opinion that matters is your own. Did you ever bother to stop and think that maybe you are the exception, not the rule? Maybe most people DO experience paralysis...just not you. So telling people that they WON'T or shouldn't expect to feel paralysis during REM atonia seems misinformed. I'm not saying to keep calling anything SP that isn't SP. Did you even bother to read the part where I stated that I am in favor of using the correct term REM atonia? Or anything else I said for that matter. The fact that you would even take what I said and claim that I am trying to make this about me somehow just goes to show me how warped your view really is. I need to get back to studying for exams, so I'll respond to the rest of it later (gab your response was especially helpful thank you).