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    Default Sleep Paralysis help

    I've read up on sleep paralysis before. Seemed curious and interesting, but I've never had it, and never thought I would. I used to sleepwalk as a child and still do occasionally now as an adult, but it was never threatening and very mild. Today, however, I experienced sleep paralysis. I won't bore you with the details but it scared the **** out of me, even though after I snapped out of it I was aware that what happened was completely do***ented and there was no need for irrational fear.

    Anyone here who regularly has it? I could use tips on how to make sure it doesn't happen again. I'm friggin worried that this one time has unleashed a floodgate and I will go through it again.
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    That used to happen to me often, I don't really know why it happened or why it stopped but I'm glad it did. Shi​tty experience.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Teddy_Picker View Post
    That used to happen to me often, I don't really know why it happened or why it stopped but I'm glad it did. Shi​tty experience.
    It's simple. Your mind awakes, while your body is trying to catch up in the process.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MarcosEyeDesign View Post
    I've read up on sleep paralysis before. Seemed curious and interesting, but I've never had it, and never thought I would. I used to sleepwalk as a child and still do occasionally now as an adult, but it was never threatening and very mild. Today, however, I experienced sleep paralysis. I won't bore you with the details but it scared the **** out of me, even though after I snapped out of it I was aware that what happened was completely do***ented and there was no need for irrational fear.

    Anyone here who regularly has it? I could use tips on how to make sure it doesn't happen again. I'm friggin worried that this one time has unleashed a floodgate and I will go through it again.


    i woke one night and was unable to move my arm...it got better



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    Quote Originally Posted by ikelander View Post
    i woke one night and was unable to move my arm...it got better
    I used to wake up under my blankets unable to move them by effort.

    I would just suffer there trying to remove them, until I completely woke up.

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    I can't help. Every time I wake up unable to move, it has been completely voluntary!




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    I always had this problem, would try and wake your self as quickly as possible.

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    i purposely went into sleep paralysis twice to induce lucid dreaming, it is some scary chit brah

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    Quote Originally Posted by Derek . View Post
    i purposely went into sleep paralysis twice to induce lucid dreaming, it is some scary chit brah
    Lucid dreaming is scary man.

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    I'm a lucid dreamer so I can wake myself up most of the time.



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