The other night I experienced something I want to explain as sleep paralysis but the more that I think about it the less I think it is just an episode of sleep paralysis. In the past I have experienced sleep paralysis, not often but often enough to know what it feels like. For me whenever it has happened I can't move or speak, and that's it. I have never seen or heard anything while in sleep paralysis just an unsettling feeling that I wasn't alone. Now to what happened the other night. I was sleeping facing the wall with my back towards my room. I remember I had woken up and checked my phone to see the time and it was around 5 am, so I laid back down and was about to try to fall back to sleep when I felt someone or something on the bed next to me, as I was about to turn and see what it was I began feeling a sharp and severe pain in the back of my neck and I began to hear a deep voice speaking low and fast. I could hear the voice clear as day but now as I try to remember what was said I can't remember for the life of me any of what it said, but I remember pleading with the voice to stop and to leave. It lasted about 10 maybe 15 minutes. Once the voice stopped I laid there too afraid to move. It didn't feel at all like sleep paralysis, I could speak and I could move, and I have never experienced hearing anything during sleep paralysis. I know that many people do experience seeing and hearing things during sleep paralysis, but I have never. And this just didn't feel like sleep paralysis to me. And in the days since I have been experiencing odd happenings. I can't conclusively identify the things that have been happening as paranormal but they are unexplained. I have experienced paranormal things in my house before but not in the way that they have been happening in the past few days. And the more I am thinking about the other night and the things that have been happening in the days since the more it's making me believe there may be a new entity in my home and believe less that it was just sleep paralysis and a paranoid mind making more of minor incidents.