Posted 12 April 2012 - 01:19 AM
About two years ago I woke up in the early hours of the morning unable to move. I have had episodes of so called sleep paralysis before, but this one felt different. I knew something was in the shadows out on the landing, but I couldn't make it out, it moved in a fast, shifty kind of way. The next time I caught site of it it was pinning me to the bed on my side, not the usuall back sleeping position that seems to be responsable for SP, but I was on my left hand side. I felt it breathing on my neck, then I saw it, it's skin was a greenish colour, it had a bald head and massive fangs. I knew straight away of only one creature, and it was one I do not believe in, vampires. I do not believe in vampires, watch vampire movies or read vampire stories, that stuff is for teenage girls to adore over heart throb actors with the distant wish to be carried off into the sunset and made into a vampire by the likes of Robert Pattison, not 25 year olds (I'm 26 now) to be at all concerned with. I have never believed the vampire legend, which is steeped in medieval superstition from a time where if a woman grew herbs in her garden, she was burned at the stake for witchcraft, no, vampires rising from their graves at night is a good story, but that's all it is, it's a story told by paranoid, ill educated people over the centuries.
I don't know what this was but it did NOT like a mere thought passing through my mind about anything related to god or Jesus, it hissed when I thought about these things and recoiled. It did however succeed in biting me on the left side of my neck, I felt it's breath on my skin, and I felt it's fangs sink in, although it was if it numbed my skin as it was more of an ache than a peircing agonising pain one might expect from such a thing. I know vampire bats do this, they have anesthetic in their salava to stop sensation at the site of the bite to allow them to feed for longer, but we don't have vampire bats in the UK, and their actions can be explained by science, not anything supernatural, it's just what they do and how they feed, like deer eat grass and dogs eat dog food.
I don't know what this was, I've had other similar episodes with the 'old hag' floating into the room and pinning me down etc, but this one was quite different, and much worse.