Wait, you people sleep?
Pretty fitting username for this post lol.
I go to bed at 6am because I’m not tired yet because I slept for 14 hours yesterday because I went to bed at 6am the day before that…
Same. This has been the story of my entire adult life and It’s so frustrating in it’s own right.
I think I would need extremely heavy sedatives to even sleep 12 hours. How the fuck?
Well, that’s easy, friend. Have you tried a big heaping dose of depression? That’s how I used to accomplish such feats.
I indeed have. 8-9 hours is a struggle for me.
I sleep for 12 hours and feel like I haven’t slept at all. Same if it’s 6 or 8-9. Just book an appointment with a sleep neurologist. 🤞
Well, if you don’t sleep for 2/3 days, that comes naturally
I haven’t ever gone more than about 28 hours without sleep. My body just won’t stand for that
You are a person.
I am a different person.
We are not the same.
oh! now we must fight
Oh hey, I made a haiku.
I woke up at noon because I tried to drive for 12 hours on 4 hours of sleep a couple days ago and then had to get up early every day until today. Don’t do that it turns out
Bad plan
Let me preach you the gospel of sleeping twice a day for 4-5 hours. I used to have a real slump around (after)noon to the point that i would fall asleep sitting in a chair, naturally resulting in back/neck pain. Now i just take a nice long nap whenever i feel like it, waking up to a refreshed mind.
Good thing about my !chronicillness@lemmy.world is that I don’t have to adher to society’s waking hours anymore.
I’m with you, but not enjoying it
This meme format has been beat to death like p. Diddys girlfriends
I’m a virgin
to this meme format
We are not the same
and both tired as fuck.
Seriously, why am I as tired after 14 hours of sleep as if I slept for 6 hours?
I’m both of these
I do both and I’m not.
(Not ‘not the same’, Im just not, I doubt my existence, especially when thoughts get inherent)Big secret: none of us are the same.
i wake up at noon to be conscious when i go back to work for the graveyard shift