Hi Koden,
Just curious.....why do you think you stay up so late?
I'm from a family of night owls, staying up is a natural thing for me, but then, I have a hard time to get up in the morning.
I do have depression, anxiety, other health disorders that do somewhat interfere..but I thought it was only the depression/anxiety -- seems it's not since I'm now on Effexor XR. So, now I feel even better staying up late...no guilt anymore. Works for me! YIKES!
Since I was a kid (I'm 48), I hated to go to bed.
I loved staying up late.
I too, love to sleep. I'm now self-employed, so the time is flexible for me. I feel best with 7 hours and am most productive during my daytime hours.
BUT, when I was working full time, you know, normal people's hours, I still stayed up till 3 - 4am on Friday/Saturday. I could be totally sleep deprived but get my second wind at 11:00pm. I have my best ideas and creativity after midnight.
I think the idea that joe59102 had would work...but only if you want it to.
I did take some hypnotic drugs to help me get to sleep, but you know what....I resisted them and when I was weaning off, I stayed up allllll night and slept during the day.
I'm working on it still, but I guess that I love staying up till the wee hours and I'll never change.
I do love being up and productive in the morning,though, even on a few hours sleep, but it takes nothing to get back to the cycle.
Computers just make the connection to "others like us" that much easier and the draw to get to bed just gets pushed aside.
Let us know (if you're going to try) how joe's idea works for you. I think I might even try it too.
quincy
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