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I either don’t dream much or I simply don’t remember them … I do occasionally have scary dreams but thankfully I am aw to wake myself up after a few seconds !
Am I in the minority for being able snap myself out of nightmares .. or is everyone able to do that ?? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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That's sleep paralysis. It's often linked to anxiety.
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Had an ex gf who had that. It was known as "witch on the chest" as it could be accompanied by absolutely horrendous hallucinations. Used to have to physically shake her awake at times, and then we'd end up going for a stroll at 3am, so she could regain full consciousness.
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