Sleep Paralysis

Have you ever woken up and been unable to move or do anything? That's sleep paralysis!

Sounds more like depression; I recommend seeking help.

>>2
No. Depression is not wanting to move or do anything.

Sleep paralysis is not being able to move or do anything.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis

>>3
Oh boo hoo, you are just unable to move because you are sooooooo sad. Here's an idea: try manning up instead of looking for excuses on wikipedia.

>>4

Stop projecting, buddy. I said nothing about depression. When you bring up a very specific topic out of nowhere, it says nothing about me, but everything about you. Why is sadness on your mind?

>>5
The world is a sad place, child. One cannot just pretend sadness doesn't exist and focus exclusively on "sleep paralysis" their whole lives.

>>6
it's time to stop posting

Sleep paralysis is usually considered to be demon-related. Of course, the soy-squad will argue that the feeling of something (spoiler: a demon) sitting on your chest that is associated with this type of paralysis is merely a psychological interpretation the mind makes of paralysis around the chest. But most scholars argue that it could easily be the other way around, which would make a lot more sense.

>>8
These demons(aka astral parasites) are attached to the area around your brainstem, where motion control neurons exist. You can add a few strong magnets to this area(e.g. under a pillow) and you'll never get sleep paralysis.

I have waking sleep paralysis

>>10
So... just paralysis, then?