I only remember two instances of sleep paralysis I've had, thankfully it doesn't seem to happen oftenly. One time I was sleeping and someone was about to shoot me in my dream (more of a nightmare) and I found myself unable to move or speak, the entire sky was pitch black and there were barely any buildings around, the only thing I could do is move my head, I kept trying to move it and say something but the only thing that came out was a noise that can barely even be described as a whisper, and eventually I woke up.

In the second one, I was about to fall asleep but I had to wake up for some reason I don't remember, I could tell that my perception of reality was screwed up because nothing made sense anymore and I could swear I saw some very strange alive shapes near the ceiling and the wall, but I wasn't able to do anything. Slowly my eyes returned to normal and so did everything else.

I can say a bit about a few other dreams I've had as well:

I always liked trains, so my father once told me that he found a train simulation game for the Nintendo 64. I was tired so I just said I would see it later and went straight to sleep, but somehow I ended up dreaming about that game during that night. I even woke up and asked him if I could see the game and sure enough it was the one I dreamed about, Densha de GO! 64. My only theory is that, while I was sleeping I was looking toward the laptop screen, so even though it was not that close and I had my eyes closed, it might still have been enough for some of the light to pass through and reach my eyes.

Most of the dreams where I'm alone or it's dark/night time have a really uneasy, creepy feel to them that always makes me get worried. That sort of translates to real life a bit, my least favorite time of the day is night time, and my favorite is the morning.

I have a few dreams written down, but I never really bother with writing many of them or sharing them most of the time.

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"The quieter you become, the more you are able to hear." --Ram Dass