[ SECRET POST #2618 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2618 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Sleep disorders

[(Anonymous)]

Sleep paralysis sucks. For years, I had episodes in which I would wake up and hear footsteps and people speaking in the hallway outside my room, which is not something you want to hear when you live alone. I'd even hear them taking a pee and washing their hands in the hall bathroom. The footsteps would get closer and closer to my door, and I'd lie there thinking "I've got to get up THIS MINUTE, I'll open the window and climb out"--and of course I couldn't move. Then I'd wake up for real.

Almost as creepy: when I switched rooms, it never happened again.

Re: Sleep disorders

[herpymcderp]

That is pretty creepy. But then, getting out of a pattern that you find stressful or an environment you associate with episodic symptoms tends to go a long way to improving mental health in general, so I wouldn't be at all surprised if this was somewhat the same for sleep disorders.

That's an interesting story though, anon. I'm glad it resolved for you.

Re: Sleep disorders

[(Anonymous)]

That could be the answer!

My mother, on the other hand, told me quite seriously that it was probably my two aunts, who used to sleep in that room, and who worked the late shift at the family restaurant...