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What's your sleep schedule like?
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From genome sequencing, apparently I'm a short sleeper, which I've known since forever (age 7 upwards) as I only really need like 5 hours sleep and still function normally. But those times....I skip a night or two....absolute hell.
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From genome sequencing, apparently I'm a short sleeper, which I've known since forever (age 7 upwards) as I only really need like 5 hours sleep and still function normally. But those times....I skip a night or two....absolute hell.
I've read about some people possessing a rare gene that enables them to still function healthily by getting only 4-5 hours of sleep per 24 hour period. That's actually really cool.
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Deafsn0w, RaphtaliaTwoAnimals and goxua
I've read about some people possessing a rare gene that enables them to still function healthily by getting only 4-5 hours of sleep per 24 hour period. That's actually really cool.
To preface, I hate being awake and I almost never get as much sleep as I want.
And my sleep schedule entirely hinges on how I fall asleep. If I take my sleeping pills I usually manage to get a good 8 hours but I feel groggy in the morning. If I don't take anything I'll toss and turn in the bed half-asleep literally feeling my heart bursting through my chest while my anxiety eats me alive until I collapse at around 4 AM. If I pass out drunk I usually don't get more than 4-5 hours, but I do manage to fall asleep again later in the morning.
And if I get a nightmare at any point during the night I can just give up on sleeping for the day and make some coffee and try to do something whit the hours of blissful awareness I've been regaled with.
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