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| Originally posted by Ania_xox PS. Meat - naps are NOT for old ppl and kids. Naps are AMAZING at any age |
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| Originally posted by Ania_xox You have to solve whatever it is that is causing your insomnia. |
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| Originally posted by barbina I have crazyyy insomnia. I can stay up for days.. it blows |
I never really sleep without benzos even then i get maybe 5-6 hours.
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| Originally posted by barbina I have crazyyy insomnia. I can stay up for days.. it blows |
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| Originally posted by Meat187 I don't know. I've never felt the need to sleep during the day, except when I didn't get enough during the night. Your body isn't even able to sleep well during the day (it feels the sunlight and decides that it's not the right time to regenerate) which might explain why some posters feel strange after taking a nap. So for me sleeping during the day means there's something wrong. |
It takes forever for me to fall asleep anymore
Pot sometimes can help if I have been smoking it for hours on end and drinking, but when I'm sober, It's tough. For some reason, mornings/daylight makes me tired, lol. I can toss and turn all night and be wide awake, but when the sun comes up, then I get tired and can fall asleep. Guess I'm a vampire. My GF pisses me off...this girl can sleep anywhere and takes her no more than 5 minutes 
I get caught in the cycle. I've always been a night person, and usually do work on my computer late at night when it's quiet, as I did all throughout school studying and doing my work late at night when there were no distractions. Then I have to get up earlier than I want for work. In the afternoons when I get home usually, I'm tired as hell from 4 or 5 hours of sleep, and take a nap.... then I wake up and I'm all rejuvinated and can't go to bed until really late again.
Every few weeks, I'll feel like shit from the cycle's wearing effects and go to bed at like 8 or 9, wake up fresh in the morning, then proceed to start the same cycle over again.
I have trouble sleeping i used to only get like 2-3 hours a night cause i couldnt sleep....
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| Originally posted by Paradox Lost I've developed something of a dependency to sleeping with a DVD on, which creates difficulty in me not only falling asleep, but attaining a minimum level of quality sleep. It seems I need to sleep a lot longer when the TV is on in order to wake up feeling semi-decent than when it's off. I recognize this, and tried turning the damn thing off, but am just left with this eerie silence in its absence; there's just nothing like that warm, inviting glow. I think I'll just start setting the timer. By the way, anyone doing the same thing should pick their DVD's carefully; Fight Club- WORST DVD TO FALL ASLEEP TO, as anyone who knows what that jarring menu screen sounds like can attest to. |
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| Originally posted by The17sss I get caught in the cycle. I've always been a night person, and usually do work on my computer late at night when it's quiet, as I did all throughout school studying and doing my work late at night when there were no distractions. Then I have to get up earlier than I want for work. In the afternoons when I get home usually, I'm tired as hell from 4 or 5 hours of sleep, and take a nap.... then I wake up and I'm all rejuvinated and can't go to bed until really late again. Every few weeks, I'll feel like shit from the cycle's wearing effects and go to bed at like 8 or 9, wake up fresh in the morning, then proceed to start the same cycle over again. |
I used to have issues sleeping but lately I've just been so overwhelmed with everything that's going on in my life, the second I sit down for 2 minutes I'm dozing off. It's great.
So just sign yourself up for a bunch of shit and work really, extra hard at work and you too can join in on my sleeping habits.
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| Originally posted by Meat187 No, 70 year olds (and little kids) are the only ones who take naps during the day. |
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| Originally posted by Paradox Lost By the way, anyone doing the same thing should pick their DVD's carefully; Fight Club- WORST DVD TO FALL ASLEEP TO, as anyone who knows what that jarring menu screen sounds like can attest to. |
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| Originally posted by Paradox Lost By the way, anyone doing the same thing should pick their DVD's carefully; Fight Club- WORST DVD TO FALL ASLEEP TO, as anyone who knows what that jarring menu screen sounds like can attest to. |
Tons of trouble sleeping. It's lame.
I have a lot of trouble sleeping when I really need to sleep. In general if I lay down no matter how exhausted I am it will usually take me about an hour to fall asleep.
Broken my nose about 4-5 times so have issues, have to lie on my back. And worse semi stop breathing through the night and wake up in a serious
situation.
Check that out, might have a semi deflected septum which means you can't breathe as well through your nose, and not sleep so easily.
i have the opposite problem - i'm too good at sleeping. i can usually be passed out within 20-30 minutes of lying down (if i'm not tired, reading a book usually makes me sleepy), and whether i go to bed at 10pm or 1am, i have no problem hitting snooze for 2 hours the next morning and rolling into work 30 minutes late.
on the weekends when i have nothing to do, sometimes i'll go to bed at 1am and sleep until noon the next day.
maybe you should try working! I on the other hand, sleep to much. it's hard for me to get out of bed each morning and every evening i'm so sleepy.
or you could try this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MitXqAsrIBw
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| Originally posted by Slylee the only time i have trouble sleeping is when i'm trying to take a nap. i love the idea of naps and i'll go lay down for one and be dead tired, but i just can't fully fall asleep. so finally i get up after 30 min like, "fuck it". |
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