[quote]consumer wrote:
So for some reason as i was sleeping last night, i dreamed, or could have been awake, but i was in a stupor, and i felt some creature crawl onto my balls in the choad area(like in between ass and balls if you arent familiar with the terminology). So at first i was half asleep, and i immediately thought/imagined that a lizard crawled up on my balls and coiled itself up in that area.
When i realized what the fuck just went through my head and what i felt, my heart started beating fast and i started breathing harder. suddenly what i remember is being stuck in scissorlock with this feeling of this animal coiled up in my balls.
Scissorlock seemed like forever, but as SOON as i regained consciousness and control of my muscles, i fucking DASHED up and started slamming myself in the groin region as fast as i could. I felt something crawl around up onto my asscheek and fall out my boxers.
I hit the lights and tried to find what the fuck it was, but nothing was there.
I wondered to myself, did i just dream all that shit? Did i dream everything up until the point i woke up to destroy my genitalia?
what the fuck…i’m so afraid to sleep now.[/quote]
This sounds like a case of Sleep Paralysis. Not in the strictest sense. I have had similarly absurd things happen in my sleep, where I believe there are other people/animals/creatures/things in the room with me that simply aren’t there. Even extending to the point of physically ‘feeling’ their presence, or even ‘interacting’ with them.
It’s a result of being half-awake, half-asleep, and all-fucked up. Not quite, I really don’t know all that much about it, save to say, it happens to most people at least once or twice in their lives, and it is also the explanation for virtually every out of body experience, alien abduction, visitation story, dream demons and the likes.
When you’re in this state, hallucinations, both mental and tactile are common. A sense of heightened paranoia, sensitivity, and panic often accompanies it.
All in all, it is a harrowing experience, because it really makes you think that you are crazy upstairs. But, if it happens enough, and you start to become more familiar with it, some even more interesting things happen.
Recently I had a lucid dream that dropped into a sleep paralysis type experience, where I was “awake” and listening to myself snoring as I slept. It was completely surreal and impossible to comprehend, but it happened and all I could do was laugh.
Suffice to say, your story has a certain wtf? to it. I would recommend doing some research on Dream Demons, Sleep Paralysis, Night time hallucinations and the likes.
Also. ZMA definitely increases the chances of this stuff happening.
