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    9 months ago

    If I wake up feeling well rested and ready to face the day then going to work is the last thing I want to do! I’m used to being tired and miserable at work, if I’m feeling good I want to take the day off to enjoy it lol

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    I schedule my alarm after my natural wake up time

    You might then ask, why set the alarm, and it’s because occasionally a new show or game comes out and I go to bed at 1 instead of 10:30

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    Waking up naturally means you complete a sleep cycle, which is why you feel rested

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        I have bipolar, one of the signs of a manic episode is a lack of needing sleep, often when I’m having such an episode I’ll sleep like two hours a night and feel fully rested, so a sign of the episode beginning is me waking up very early and feeling full of energy

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    The flip side of this is waking up on your day off, and you mindlessly start going through the motions of getting ready for work. Then halfway through brushing your teeth it hits you.

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        I’ve messed up after waking up thinking I’ve needed to get to work, but I’ve never managed to go all in like that.

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      9 months ago

      The word yellow wandered through his mind in search of something to connect with.

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      I one time woke up at like 3am and mindlessly went through my whole morning routine (ate breakfast, showered, got dressed). Then I realized it was 3am and had like 5 hours before work… I think I just went back to bed

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    I’ve started using my favorite podcast as an alarm, along with a lamp plugged into a timer outlet. Works absolute wonders. Set both to turn on half an hour before I want to wake up, and it’s just enough to wake me up without ruining my morning

    Of course I still have an emergency GET THE FUCK UP YOU’RE GONNA BE LATE FOR WORK alarm, but it’s rare that I actually need it

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      Yeah. Changing to a light based alarm did wonders for me.

      That and having a job I don’t have to show up on the dot for…

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        That and having a job I don’t have to show up on the dot for…

        I wish it did that for me when I had one of those jobs… That job is why I still need that “you’re gonna be late” alarm. It’s hard to kick the habit of staying in bed until I feel like going to work, because I don’t feel like going to work

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          Now that I have kids I have no choice but to get up anyway!

          But I set up light alarms in their rooms too so that everyone gets the same chance at waking up in the morning.

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    I love that I can’t identify with this. My biological clock is phenomenal. I only use an alarm as a safety net when I have an early morning commitment, but I usually end up turning it off the next morning well before it would go off.

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      The joke is that the alarm failed to go off, or you failed to wake from it thus oversleeping.

      I’m the same way. Had to wake up at five a month ago, and found myself up at 4:58.

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    Me when I fell asleep to brown noise on a battery-greedy music player.

    Turns out it was almost two hours after the alarm had been SUPPOSED to go off!

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    I used to work graveyards back when I was young. I hated sleeping through my alarm and waking up hours later only to suddenly have the panic shoot down my body after blissfully waking up.

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    If I set the alarm for 7 on a weekday, I’ll snooze it 3 times. I don’t set the alarm at all on weekends and usually wake up and hop right out of bed at 7.