Can lack of sleep cause sleep paralysis?

Arnt you kewl, don't even bother trying the things you experience can traumatise you depending what your brain comes up with, these experiences are one of the most terrifying experience I have ever had (and thats coming from someone who lives for horror experiences) this ruined me and everynight since it happend to me I am still scared of sleeping, in the hallculation I woke up and coulndt move couldnt breath well at least it felt like I couldnt breath someone was pushing my chest down and I saw demonic faces everyere things in my room I saw some creepy standing in the corner o fmy room with there neck twisted to the side and smiling at me intimidatingly I couldn't move or scream or say anything and I hate it so much I will never get that out of my head, you also hear really loud screams and helicopter noise that hurt your ears so badly, even though theese were all hallucinations it felt like the most realist thing ever, I swear I could feel the cold breath of the faces, some people will get mild hallucinations and say "its not that bad " depends who you are, once your aware your in a sleep paralyse your brain thinks of all your phobias, it even feels like you are floating in the air and out of your body, you can feel your legs and arms being tugged on literally (but its just your paralysed state) and cold shivers.

Pray to Satan immediately before going to bed.

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