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▲ 119 r/spookymonth

i think the parents are real!!!!

at the end of episode 7, pump's parents come back, but a lot of people (including me) have been worried that the parents are actually some kind of fae trickery.

we know pump's eyes glow whenever hes around something supernatural/demonic. his eyes were glowing blue during almost the entirety of episode 7.

but when he was with his parents, his eyes are still white.

im not sure but this PROBABLY means they're real so we dont have to worry about them being evil fae hahahahaha rightt hahajahahahah its all okay right hahahaahahhahswgqywhwy

u/BugeEatingALeafSmile — 11 days ago
▲ 3 r/Sleepparalysis

is it normal for sleep paralysis to be really "aggressive"?

every time ive had it, ive heard loud noises, felt really strong overstimulating wind or like im being crushed and burnt from all directions on top of whatever i hallucinate, which is also aggressive as fuck and usually painful. ive felt like 8 different human hands trying to rip my skin, a figure jumping up and trying to rip out my hair while roaring loudly, ten. thousand. bees. one time i felt a stab that got more painful if i tried to snap out of it faster

is that normal, ive never seen something like this described, should i go to a doctor or something

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u/BugeEatingALeafSmile — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/Sleepparalysis

feeling what i hallucinated after it ends?

i just had sleep paralysis and heard something sit behind me and i started feeling my hair being pulled and my scalp being scratched and pressed really hard by fingers. i have it a lot, so i just waited it out. but after i woke up from it (way more suddenly than usual, normally it fades but this time it abruptly stopped) i still felt the sensation in my scalp as if it had happened. it felt like there was somehow a bruise (ik there wasn't but it felt like there was) and like my scalp was healing from a lot of pulling for a few minutes after it ended. i've never had this happen before, why'd it do that, has this happened to anyone else?

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u/BugeEatingALeafSmile — 1 month ago
▲ 3 r/turtle

ways for turtle to be happy (limited money)

i have a red eared slider, but he outgrew his "good" tank, and now we basically have the bare minimum and my parents won't do anything about it and it's really upsetting. we have rocks, lights, filters, a piece of wood, and a basking platform, but its pretty barren and im worried hes dying of boredom all day. he isnt interested in ping pong balls, is there anything i can give him to be happier with limited money?

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u/BugeEatingALeafSmile — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/leopardgeckos

eyes darkened after infection was treated?

my leopard gecko had an infection a while ago and the eyes have been darker ever since (the second picture is how they used to be as a juvenile)

her eyes still dilate normally and nothing changed about her reaction and aim.

should i be concerned or are they just like this now?

u/BugeEatingALeafSmile — 2 months ago
▲ 14 r/spiders

Spider thorax stripes

why do so many spiders, specifically ones that run and hunt, have this stripe pattern on their thoraxes? the one with the lighter stripe in the middle and darker on the sides, usually with lighter again after the darker. does this pattern somehow help them hunt or avoid predators? is it just a coincidence and im looking too much into it?

u/BugeEatingALeafSmile — 3 months ago
▲ 42 r/Sleepparalysis+1 crossposts

The paralysis melon

before i had sleep paralysis i was dreaming that there was an image of a cantaloupe that had specific pixels that would temporarily paralyze anyone who saw it, so there was a new meme where people would post the image with the caption "me when i look at the paralysis melon:"

anyways someone sent me the meme and then i woke up with sleep paralysis and the hallucination was just a big version of the image in my room

recreation

u/BugeEatingALeafSmile — 3 months ago
▲ 2 r/Sleepparalysis

weirdest/funniest sleep paralysis stories?

I have it a lot and the hallucinations can be interesting, like ive had my blankets bite me, had my room get eyes, seen humanoid deer with chicken legs for arms, etc.

one time i thought "why is this never scary anymore??" so my brain took that as a challenge and made the trevor henderson baby start running around my room

there was once that i was annoyed with it going so long so i tried using all of my willpower to get up, but i ended up just hallucinating getting up until i "fell over" and was back in bed

one time there was a basic shadow figure standing there, so i thought of that one emergency markiplier post but it didn't work and the way the figure was standing made it look like it thought i was stupid for trying.

do any of you have weird stories like this?

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u/BugeEatingALeafSmile — 3 months ago
▲ 6 r/insectpinning

small camel spider, is it possible?

a solifuge i was studying just straight-up died from exhaustion from running in circles. I feel really bad about it since they're my favorite animal, so i want to try my best to preserve it. is it too small or possible to minimize any shriveling? if so can i have some pointers?

u/BugeEatingALeafSmile — 4 months ago