No.

I don't know if it has anything to do with this and lucid dreaming but I've slept naps only so many times in my life. Always try to get one sleep a day, and that's at night.

Yup, not being able to move and hearing everything around you. It's the absolute worst.

All the time.

I used to get them a lot in high school due to stress. I haven't had any since then though. It's honestly one of the scariest experiences of my life. Seeing shadows and hearing whispers, feeling like something is in my room watching me. And sometimes it would happen when my face was in my pillow and I would think someone was holding me down and trying to suffocate me. One time I distinctly remember floating above myself and I couldn't get back in my body. I hope it never happens again.

NO I wanted to but now I don't want made out shadows or demons **** around me I could have an heart attack

How is it called that **** when you're dreaming and you know you're dreaming in the dream and you want to wake up but can't ? (but doesn't feel scary and perturbing) Just asking

I think it has happen tome before but i don't remember

Yes it's scary especially after a nightmare

Lucid dreaming. I've never had a lucid dream before, and I'm trying to have one tbh

No.

Yes, and it was really scary.

I get it ALL THE TIME. It's so scary 'cause it feels like I'm about to die. I usually pray a "Hail Mary" when I get it :/

Here's sort of what happens. I wake up in my room (lights are turned off) and my vision is kind of fuzzy, but I get this feeling that there's SOMEONE in my room with me and it feels EVIL, like some kind of spirit/ghost and it's going to kill me. It looks like some shadowy figure standing right beside my bed just looking at me. At the same time my heart is beating extra fast from panicking, I can't move my arms or legs, I can't breathe, and I can't talk...like my entire body has shut down. I try to make myself come out of it by wiggling my toes or something, but I'm still unable to move. I even try screaming and shouting for help from my parents but no sound comes out.

It's so scary and a few seconds later I come out of it all sweaty and my heart still racing.

My mom says she gets it sometimes too. In our language (Filipino), we call it "bungongot." At least that's what she tells me... And she also says that it happens more often when you eat a meal and go to sleep shortly afterwards.