This ever happen to you?
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About 7 years ago I fell asleep on my couch. All of a sudden I felt something holding me down, I could not move or open my eyes. I struggled for a few seconds and threw myself under the coffee table. Then it was over. It bothered me for years
I don't know if it was real or a dream.
So then.............
My buddy calls me yesterday and tells me this story.
He was sleeping in his bed, and all of a sudden he felt like he was being held down as if someone was over top of him. He tried to get up and could not. He however was able to open his eyes and kept trying to get up. All of a sudden he could. he jumped up went into the living room and smoked a cigarette. He got all bugged out.
Weird that we both had the same experience.
Have any of you had this happen?
Kinda Alienee yaknow.
I don't know if it was real or a dream.
So then.............
My buddy calls me yesterday and tells me this story.
He was sleeping in his bed, and all of a sudden he felt like he was being held down as if someone was over top of him. He tried to get up and could not. He however was able to open his eyes and kept trying to get up. All of a sudden he could. he jumped up went into the living room and smoked a cigarette. He got all bugged out.
Weird that we both had the same experience.
Have any of you had this happen?
Kinda Alienee yaknow.
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Basically what happens is, when someone is sleeping something in your brain is "turned off" (I forget what, some kind of neurotransmitter or something) and this keeps you from acting out your dreams (people who sleep walk don't have this turned off). Sleep paralysis occurs when your mind wakes up, but this thing is still turned off, so for a few seconds you can't move because your body still thinks your sleeping.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis
http://www.stanford.edu/~dement/paralysis.html
It happens to a lot of people. I have had it a few times. Not for a while though. The only weird thing that happens in my sleep not is those incredibly vivid dreams that occur when you think you are awake so you genuinely believe them. I had the sensation of "waking up" the other day and a cleaner barged right into my room while I was undressed in bed and I shouted at her to fuck off really loudly. When I really woke up that morning it took a while to work out if it actually happened or not til I realised my door was locked from the inside and the cleaners never clean our rooms anyway
here's some info on sleep paralysis.
http://www.dreamsnightmares.com/sleepparalysis.html
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I am very intelligent I just don't use my intelligence very often. Like now, I'm supposed to be writing an essay on the literary form of cyclical short stories and their implementation by James Joyce in his exploration of spiritual and social paralysis, "Dubliners". Instead I am talking about sleep paralysis on here
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I wasn't sure what was being implied either
I hope at least it was something nice about me
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