Yes — that sounds like sleep paralysis. It’s a fairly common experience where you wake up but can’t move or speak for a few seconds or minutes. It can feel scary, especially if it’s accompanied by a sense of pressure on the chest or even hallucinations, but it’s harmless and usually linked to sleep deprivation, stress, or irregular sleep schedules.
If it happens, staying calm and focusing on trying to move small parts of your body (like a finger or toe) can sometimes help you “snap out” of it faster.
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No, but there are times that I would wake up and won’t be able to just move one of my leg, but my hands, head and the other leg will be movable