Can not sleeping make you more paranoid

[iletheile]

I could've sworn I saw something in the corner of my eye bro why what the fuck do I see things staring at me is that normla oh my god bro

 

[kimothy]

yes

 

[emeraldpill]

I’ve been getting shit sleep like 4-5 hours last 2 weeks and today/yesterday we had to go round these derelict old buildings with no electricity

Genuinely thought I was going to get ass r***d by ghosts or crackheads every step I took I swear I could hear them

They’ve followed me home

 

[iletheile]

yes

That's horirble bro why would our brain do that

 

[BigDihDiddy]

sleep keeps u blind from the monsters type beat they are always there regardless

 

[kimothy]

That's horirble bro why would our brain do that

brain needs sleep to function otherwise it will eat itself

 

[iletheile]

I’ve been getting shit sleep like 4-5 hours last 2 weeks and today/yesterday we had to go round these derelict old buildings with no electricity

Genuinely thought I was going to get ass r***d by ghosts or crackheads every step I took I swear I could hear them

YES I GET YOU I'VE BEEN FEELING LIKE IVE BEEN GOING INSANE IS TS JS HAPPENING TO EVERYONE

 

[iletheile]

brain needs sleep to function otherwise it will eat itself

Okayvwiat wait what elaborate

 

[iletheile]

sleep keeps u blind from the monsters type beat they are always there regardless

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO SYOP

 

[kimothy]

Okayvwiat wait what elaborate

Yes, chronic lack of sleep can cause the brain to start "eating" itself by over-activating immune cells (microglia) and other housekeeping cells (astrocytes) that clear out unnecessary neurons and synaptic connections, essentially damaging itself and increasing the risk for neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's. Normally, sleep helps clear toxins and prune weak connections, but too little sleep leads to excessive cleanup and cell destruction, impacting memory, learning, and overall brain function

 

[Lacrime]

hypnagogic hallucinations

 

[iletheile]

Yes, chronic lack of sleep can cause the brain to start "eating" itself by over-activating immune cells (microglia) and other housekeeping cells (astrocytes) that clear out unnecessary neurons and synaptic connections, essentially damaging itself and increasing the risk for neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's. Normally, sleep helps clear toxins and prune weak connections, but too little sleep leads to excessive cleanup and cell destruction, impacting memory, learning, and overall brain function

WHATTTT WHAT OH MU GOD THATS PROBABLY WHY MY MEMORY IS HORRIBLE WHAT QHATTT NOOOOOO PH MY GOD

 

[iletheile]

hypnagogic hallucinations

What does that man

 

[kimothy]

WHATTTT WHAT OH MU GOD THATS PROBABLY WHY MY MEMORY IS HORRIBLE WHAT QHATTT NOOOOOO PH MY GOD

go to sleep bae

 

[iletheile]

go to sleep bae

Yeah your right But I'm too paranoid to sleep like it's been a cycle of not sleepinge because of me being paranoid and nme not lswwping making me more paranoid

 

[HeavyMetalGoth]

i was just watching spooky vids on yt

make sure to check for monsters under the bed and in your closet tn

 

[iletheile]

i was just watching spooky vids on yt

make sure to check for monsters under the bed and in your closet tn

NOOOOOOOO dude the clock ticking is scaring me too instead of it ticking I hear th nom nom nom roblox sound over and over and over again