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Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Apr 12, 2024 ^^
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RYD date created : 2024-07-11T20:02:41.057507Z
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If you wake up in the middle of the night.
Go to the toilet, relax, let nature do what nature requires. Maybe drink some warm water (yes, just water)
If you feel fit, stay up and do easy tasks like a bit of cleaning. Anything you can stop right away.
The moment you feel sleepy. Finish, calmly walk back to bed as if it is (and it is) your God given right to get some sleep.
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I get this a LOT if I go to bed any time before 10:30-11. If I'm in bed at 9:50, I wake up at 1-2AM. I've learned that my chronotype is geared towards late nights, and relatively late mornings (8AM wakeups), so even if I want to (or God forbid HAVE to) be up at 6, I'm either going to sleep only 5-6 hours, or I'm going to try and go to bed early in preparation, wake up in the middle of the night, and spend the rest of my night agonizing over the sleep I'm not getting. The societal expectation that everyone run on the same early to bed, early to rise schedule is something I really wish we would learn doesn't have universal applications, and the world is running so inefficiently because of it.
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Honestly I LOVE waking up at 5am and knowing I can go back to sleep and have 2 more hours to sleep. It's way more satisfying than just waking up at 7am and hearing that alarm and knowing I gotta wake up for work. Granted I understand what he's talking about and when i avtually have a tossing and turning night then definitely knowing the time can cause anxiety which only makes falling asleep harder, but these days I usually don't struggle to sleep and it's very comforting when you wake up and realize you still can sleep 2 more hours.
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Funny that! I decided at 37 years old breast feeding my surprise son... to not look at the clock until my alarm goes off for work... it was freedom! I'm still trusting my body to get enough time to sleep.. I'm in menopause now.. I get enough sleep... No stress., Just breathe, trust my body... I never had pregnancy symptoms nor menopause.., I trust my body and the Universe/ God ❤
Be blessed ❤️
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@jebjed3998
2 months ago
He's morphing into an Elf
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