The good old "Turn off" button the alarm clock - Page 14
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RetroAspect
Belgium219 Posts
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
Also a tip; if you want to get up at the same time every day, eat breakfast every day, just after getting up. Your body clock will adjust and realise that this is the time to awake. Doesn't work for me because my job has me doing extremely varied shifts so I have no regularity at all ![]() EDIT: The fuck, why did that post come out huge. | ||
taldarimAltar
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Pika Chu
Romania2510 Posts
On January 07 2012 01:17 pyrogenetix wrote: Of course I would like to lay in bed till whenever the fuck I wanted, but that's not realistic. If I had a gun pointed in your face and started counting down from 5 you would get up. You simply choose to prioritize sleep over getting up. The example is very bad. Starting from your idea of prioritizing things. Imagine the sleep having a maximum priority in the morning when you try to wake up. That while consciously at bedtime you prioritize getting up so you're not late for work. Did you change your mind during the night? Nope. Your body makes you do it. While you're in that semi-concious state in the morning the body says "sleep = priority". Haven't you ever seen differences on how people are after woken up? Some even minutes after feel fresh and are fully conscious while others are like zombies that can't even comprehend what you're telling them. | ||
Melchior
United States112 Posts
I need to figure this out too, though -- I've actually slept through exams and important meetings, and my professors ask me if I'm narcoleptic. | ||
ChriS-X
Malaysia1374 Posts
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darkscream
Canada2310 Posts
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akalarry
United States1978 Posts
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akalarry
United States1978 Posts
however, i had to stay at my aunt's house for a week, and the room i stayed in would shine sunlight straight onto the bed. the light/warmth made me instantly wake up and feel refreshed at 7 AM every single day. it blew my mind. | ||
Laurence
Ireland119 Posts
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Megaliskuu
United States5123 Posts
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B.I.G.
3251 Posts
On January 06 2012 18:37 Pika Chu wrote: That's quite ignorant. Thing is people are different. Some have no problems in waking up in the morning others do, it's more than "man the fuck up" it's about how the body/brain works. Just as some need 5h of sleep others need 10h. Going to bed an hour earlier isn't going to fix it for not-morning people. I'm not a morning person and no matter how much i sleep i still find waking up before 10 to be very hard. I think it depends a lot on the metabolism. So i guess the only real advice for late-starters is to find a job with a flexible schedule or that doesn't start in the morning ![]() Everyone that knows me would know I'm not a morning person, but if stuff needs to be done than i agree: man the fuck up and just get out of that bed. Everybody hates that moment of actually getting out of bed. The thing that seperates the morning people from the non morning people (if there are any) is how fast you will wake up after that. If i havent slept enough ill be like a zombie until lunchtime. If i did sleep enough im still a zombie for atleast 1 / 1.5 hours. Excuses like "im physically or psychologically incapable of getting up before 10" wont cut it when real life starts. | ||
stk01001
United States786 Posts
I'm guessing there's really no need for you to get up earlier that's why you go back to bed.. If i was in your position I'd probably do the same thing., | ||
GwSC
United States1997 Posts
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llKenZyll
United States853 Posts
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Pika Chu
Romania2510 Posts
On January 07 2012 04:37 GwSC wrote: It helps to have something to look forward to. If there is something that I am excited to do in that day I have no problem getting up at all. Yes but there's also the opposite. If you're having anxiety problems and you're under stress and/or something unusual should happen that day chances are you will feel even more sleepy - which is used by the body as a defense mechanism. | ||
Eknoid4
United States902 Posts
On January 07 2012 01:19 Nizaris wrote: actually i wouldn't. What a relief that would be. That has nothing to do with anything. This isn't really a good place for you to talk about your over-romanticized death wishes. | ||
Eknoid4
United States902 Posts
On January 07 2012 00:14 Pika Chu wrote: Yes there is. Just as there is people who can eat a lot and not get any fat and people who will put on fat while barely eating. The metabolism doesn't go the same for everyone. You'll do it anyway because you must, but doesn't mean it's as easy for everyone and no it's not just psychological. No. Morning/night person have nothing to do with waking up. Some peoples' bodies take longer to wake up than others. it has nothing to do with what fucking time it is. I never said it was as easy for everyone. The fact is that no matter how hard it is for the OP, it isn't actually hard. At its most difficult it's like getting yourself to brush your teeth when it's cold at night. Sure you might be uncomfortable with a cold bathroom but if you don't brush your teeth because it's cold you just have to accept that it's because you're being a child about it. | ||
Egyptian_Head
South Africa508 Posts
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Remfire
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