Any kinos about sleep paralysis?
Any kinos about sleep paralysis?
Jaxson Carter
Kayden Morales
I had sleep paralysis once. A hell demon sat on my chest and I got an erection. Once it noticed my throbbing boner it just kinda slinked away with a violated expression on its face. Also I’m Joe Biden.
Evan Thomas
the nightmare
Jason Jones
I unironically like sleep paralyis
Dominic Baker
Ever feel yourself die in a dream? One time i felt the splat from jumping off a skyscraper
Lincoln Williams
remember when you get sleep paralysis, don't try to move your whole body, just move your toes, when you do that the rest of your body will then unlock and allow you to move again.
Angel Adams
this happens so fucking often its just routine for me now
You just have to shout/grunt loud enough to wake yourself up as its one of the few things you can still do in the middle of sleep paralysis
Shit isn't even scary anymore, just annoying
Jonathan Sullivan
I used to get it quite a lot but not anymore
Brayden Kelly
Me too. I've had it probably 100 times that I know of. I am a lucid dreamer and 95% of my 'dreams' could be classified as nightmares. I've only had 3 really bad ones that I could not get up from.
For some reason I enjoy it all.
Grayson Myers
My dreams. Man you'd love my dreams and it's sad that I can't just hook myself up to somewhere and share them. The one where I'm lying in the bed in a pitch black room and something lightly pulls my right hand so I try to pull upwards but it doesn't work and I realize what's happening and panic and wake up and then something pulls my hand again so I panic and finally wake up in reality and it's still the same pitch black room as my inception dream so I instantly jump and turn on the lights and proceed to be unable to sleep for the rest of the night, now that's some pure horrorkino you're never experiencing on the screen
Brody Diaz
Every time I get sleep paralysis, I instantly realize what's happening, and my vision goes completely dark until I manage to wake out of it. I've not once experienced a demon or phantom of any kind sitting on my bed or anything to that effect.
Christopher Gutierrez
The most shit part is when I shake off my paralysis I end up regretting the dream lost forever and I won't know the ending.
Robert Moore
It has an erotic element to it. Unfortunately it tends to happen during a frightful, unaroused mind state.
Austin Murphy
I like how you'sless this thread is, its kind of creepy too
Robert Green
Stop taking Jew meds and junk food and itll stop
Alexander Ortiz
that
Colton Cox
Got few normal ones. Then once, after a bit of sleep depravation, I had this crazy episode where I felt I was conscious and something was with me waiting for a question from me. For some reason I asked to see God/Jesus. I was lying on my back and staring into the ceiling fully aware of my body and seemingly also of a room I was in. Ceiling turned into black emptiness, a single star appeared, completely in the middle, and I started to drift towards it. Slowly it showed itself to be a circle, then as I got closer into something like picrelated. Except no precise shapes, just spheres of rainbow colours twisting in a countercircular motion. As I got close enough for it to be my whole vision, a face showed itself in the circle. Swarthy complexion, black hair and beard. Then I woke.
David Martinez
I dunno why people make such a big deal about sleep paralysis; our bodies are supposed to be paralyzed when we're asleep; if they aren't, we sleepwalk, and that's way creepier.
The only bad thing about sleep paralysis is when we half-wake up and our bodies are still paralyzed because we are not up enough yet to cancel out the paralysis hormone.
Zachary Roberts
Cooper Cox
I get it only when sleeping on my stomach and I therefore dont see anything, just feel the thing fluttering on my back as i cant move, and the first couple times it was frightening but then became kind of pleasant
Austin Bailey
The Entity. Not exactly sleep “paralysis” but close.
Zachary Allen
Literally just turn on your side nigga
Tyler Baker
Ethan Jenkins
that's funny, I also enjoy bad acid trips
Ryan James
It's the goddamn shadow people and constant vertigo that are unpleasant.
Jason Wilson
This. Tv I have had absolutely horrifying sleep paralysis experiences that have inspired me to write horror novels and create a spermcount of horror drawings. 'The Nightmare' is the only piece of media I have seen in my adult life that has scared me.
I can greentext my worst experience if anyone is interested. Had a gf that had an even worse instance that still gives me shivers. The only people I have told of it also had it. I am Christian now at least somewhat partially out of fear although I do not like to admit it. I am not a paranormal freak but something out on the edge, in the outer darkness, is there. Might be just psychological stuff but idk anymore
Dylan Young
>I can greentext my worst experience if anyone is interested
Please, do. I also have some creepy SP experiences.
Nathaniel Gray
It had so much protential but they had to ruin it with the christcuck hogwash
Angel Cox
the last time i had sleep paralysis, i could hear a demonic voice screaming in the back of my skull while i had a huge hardon and felt like i was cumming. then i started hearing cartoonish splooge sounds and felt like i was cumming, but then started getting scared that i was shitting my pants. i was struggling to "wake up" so i could check my pants and the demon screaming became deafening mixed with a white noise screeching. this went on for what felt like an eternity.
eventually i got up and checked myself. neither coomed nor shitted myself.
Charles Reyes
I went through a period where I would get sleep paralysis pretty much on a weekly basis after drinking on the weekends. Most of them were pretty horrifying but I had exactly one experience where it was weirdly not scary at all. I woke up, I couldn't move, I was expecting something scary to happen but it never did. The feeling of foreboding and fear that usually came along with it just wasn't there. Instead all I could see was a sort of transparent rainbow effect superimposed on my bedroom, pulsating and rippling like pic related. I was completely calm the whole time and it was based as fuck. Only ever happened once though, and sleep paralysis gradually stopped happening to me in general as I got older.
Liam Anderson
I've got this shit like 3 times the past 2 weeks. Luckily it was the I was obviously dreaming type but god damn is it still uncomfortable and inconvenient
Owen Watson
anyone else get sleep paralysis when they try to sleep on their back? it sucks because i feel the best sleeping on my back, but sleep paralysis happens every other time i do. never get it sleeping on my side or stomach.
Joshua Martin
Alright mate we'll trade.
>17 years old at the time
>middle of summer
>sleeping like normal
>wake up suddenly
>huh why am I crouched in the middle of my room
>the darkness is so thick but my eyes have adjusted giving a vaguely purple hue to the layers
>feel kind of sick, look around slowly but do not move
>door is slightly ajar
>little blue nightlight in the hallway makes me able to see a figure
>large figure, slightly rotund belly, wide shoulders, completely shadowy
>so tall it has to hunch to get in my room
>comes over to me slowly
>I stare up at it, completely helpless, just crouched on my knees feeling like I have some kind of a stomach ache
>it stands in front of me, looking remarkably similar to those standard 'shadow men' that I would later hear about in people's stories of SP
>it looks down, does not have to hunch, its arms are long enough it just begins gripping my neck
>feel the pressure of it choking me as I am forced to look at its face, or lack thereof
>same distinct hue of electronic blue that was in the nightlight now emanates from the thing's eyes and teeth
>black pupils, everything else on the eye is blue
>same color for the teeth, vaguely reminiscent of some light up thing on those little 'glow worm' candy kits that illuminate your teeth and the worm
>it smiles big and wide and chokes me until I awake, sweating in my bed with all the blankets kicked aside
ex gf story:
>14 years old at the time of experience
>have vivid dream of an awesome party/school dance type of thing
>she wakes up in her bed
>bed is against the wall
>looks around a bit, feeling normal
>shadow in the corner
>its a shadow man... sort of
>it crawls on the walls. She described it as a 'spidery man'
>many limbs but retains basic shadow man form
>crawls along slowly at first, as if struggling to emerge from the intersection of wall and ceiling
>crawls rapidly to the side of her bed before overtaking her
>proceeds to rape her continually