azalea
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« Reply #15 on: a Winter night » |
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don't want to be a party pooper but everyone saying that they only need four or five hours is kinda wrong; sleep is a big factor in developing neurodegenerative diseases later in life* and also sleeping that little impacts your cognition instantly so y'all should definitely try getting 7-8 hours a day :3 i mean, 7-8 hours of sleep is ideal, sure, but not everyone can get 7-8 hours of sleep. i don't think i've really hit 8 hours of sleep in my whole life (i've hit MAYBE 7 on a really good night if i'm really tired?), but for the most part, i can make do with 5-6 on average, 4 if i'm pushing it. the amount of exact hours of sleep for optimal rest various by individual, anyway. the NSF seems to back this up. meanwhile, NIOSH does state that most people who sleep less are at risk for obesity and chronic illnesses. there's an interesting read here that states that sleep QUALITY matters than exact numbers. i don't say these things to be That Person or anything, but while there is a recommended number by sleep experts for optimal health, the exact "optimal" amount varies from person to person. i'm never going to get more than 6 or 7 hours no matter how hard i try and i never have. meanwhile you have people that sleep 11-12 hours and need that amount of rest to function normally.
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arz
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« Reply #29 on: a Spring night » |
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i can do 3-4 hours, maybe below an hour as well - provided that i'll sleep in later in the day. i do get a nice 9-12 hour sleep during the weekends, or when i have nothing going on in the morning.
i was a roblox obsessed kid, staying up until 1-2 am almost everyday and feeling like a wreck when i had to go to school the next day. it's unfortunate that i haven't learned much from back then lol.
there was a phase in my preteens when i strictly made myself go to bed at 10 pm: do my pre-sleep routine cause i was very into self-improvement then, leave my phone on the desk (usually), and then closed my eyes, waiting for the moment i get drowsy.... 10 minutes... 20 minutes, not anytime soon - i tried terminating my thoughts, learned the military pose, it just won't happen.
eventually i just gave up! still, everyday's another chance to get better at this thing called a sleep routine - it just feels so horrible to not sleep in during the day though. i'll be so glad when this is over.
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dreams are amazing.
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