Sleep-Paralysis-Short-Horror-Film by Ayat fatima

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01:00Day-to-day stress.

01:02It's just at night.

01:05I mean, it's the weirdest thing.

01:09I keep waking up at exactly 11.34, like on the dot,

01:15But I'm stuck in like a sleep paralysis.

01:22It's the same exact time every night, and sometimes it lasts for hours.

01:30And always, I don't feel like I'm alone when this happens.

01:38Everything's in my house, and whenever it gets like this, I see and I hear things.

01:54Michael, I'll let you know that it's not uncommon at all to experience hallucinations

02:08during forms of psychosis, including sleep paralysis.

02:11So rest easy there.

02:12You are not crazy.

02:13I'm going to let you know that right now.

02:14So hopefully you can take some comfort from that.

02:17And there's any number of factors that could play into why this is happening,

02:21including simply sleep deprivation.

02:24Of all the times we've talked about this feeling of being watched during nights,

02:29I believe this is the first mention of sleep paralysis.

02:32How long exactly has that been going on?

02:34It started after Charlie told me his name.

02:41Charlie?

02:42Is that his name?

02:45That's why I texted you.

02:49He whispered it to me, and I could hear it clear as day.

02:56And then he appeared to me.

03:04Does he look different each time you've seen him?

03:09Can you describe what this person looks like?

03:12No, he always looks the same.

03:15It's skinny, like to the bone.

03:19His eyes are always shut, but I feel like he can still see me.

03:28And he wouldn't look that threatening in any other circumstance,

03:33but at night when I'm supposed to be alone,

03:36I felt like this is the kind of thing I've been dealing with all growing up.

03:46And I feel like now he's only shown himself because, you know, I can't do anything about it.

03:52Okay, well, I'm sorry these episodes have been so traumatic for you, it sounds like.

03:59For what consolation it's worth, it is important to remember just somewhere in the back of your mind

04:03during these events that none of this is real.

04:06And threatening as it might feel in the moment, no harm can really come to you, I assure you.

04:11Michael, I am so sorry.

04:12I do have to get going.

04:13If you'd like to, I am happy to keep a slot open for your first thing Monday morning

04:17if you'd like to talk more in depth about this at a later time.

04:19I'd like that. Thanks.

04:23Okay. Of course. Yeah, you take care, Michael.

04:27We'll talk about this a little bit later, okay?

04:30And you have a good rest of your week.

04:31Thanks. You too.

04:49Okay.

05:05Okay.

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