[ SECRET POST #3691 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3691 ⌋

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[A Series of Unfortunate Events]


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Comments

Re: Weird/disturbing memories/occurrences

[(Anonymous)]

I've been told that the nighttime phenomena I used to experience regularly were obvious manifestations of sleep paralysis, but I have never been able to explain why I only get sleep paralysis in one room of one house.

It has never happened anywhere else.

Re: Weird/disturbing memories/occurrences

[(Anonymous)]

LOL, if that one room is your bedroom, that might explain it.

Re: Weird/disturbing memories/occurrences

[(Anonymous)]

LOL, I didn't realize I needed to spell out that I have slept in other rooms of the house, as well as in other houses, without experiencing the sleep paralysis.

Re: Weird/disturbing memories/occurrences

[(Anonymous)]

DA

I don't totally know how sleep paralysis works (idk how well actual Scientists understand it, though, so...), but I can imagine that your sleep patterns might somehow be different in your room (the place you always sleep) than in other places?

Re: Weird/disturbing memories/occurrences

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt - This is what I'm thinking, too.

Re: Weird/disturbing memories/occurrences

[(Anonymous)]

Or that if sleep paralysis happens, say, 10% of the time, and 99% of the time they're sleeping in one room, it's not too surprising that the occurrences are happening in the room they usually sleep in.

Re: Weird/disturbing memories/occurrences

[(Anonymous)]

Eventually I changed my bedroom. That was about 5 years ago; no sleep paralysis since.

Re: Weird/disturbing memories/occurrences

[nightscale]

I used to think my house was haunted as a kid because I'd so often wake-up unable to move and there'd be this thing in the doorway(or crawling across the walls/ceiling), turns out it was sleep paralysis and I've had it all my life.

I still get it now but it's nowhere near as often.