I often get woke up too early. I almost never wake up naturally, and fully refreshed. What is it about men and their morning erections?
I survive on Nanna naps. I never get enough sleep at night so a quick hour after work is bliss. Then I am ready to shower and go out for dinner or whatever.
I regularly sleep between 5 and 6 hours. I used to stay up late, earlier this year, but my school schedule has me swapping around my hours, so I may go to bed early, and then get up early in the morning, anywhere from 4 am to 6 pm. Never usually sleep past then.
I'm up at 5:30am Mon - Sat for work. I go to bed at about 10pm. Health sites state that 7-8 hours sleep helps prevent heart disease. Insufficient amounts of sleep leave you physically drained as well as mentally causing you to eat more to get through the day which can also cause in turn - weight problems.........
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During the week my alarm goes off at 4:30 a.m., unless I've already cut it off. On the weekends I try to sleep until at least 7 a.m., but I'm not always successful. The good thing is I usually manage a nap on the weekend.
When ever I feel like it. Early retirement is grand. If I'm surfing I am there at daybreak. If I've been out the night before partying it might be the crack of noon.
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Usually got to bed at 11p, and wake sometime between 5 and 6a. If you are are getting more than 6 hours a night of sleep but still feel sluggish, you might want to look at your diet. Make sure you are eating enough GOOD food.
The newer fitness trackers have a sleep tracking feature which is nice. You can monitor how you sleep after some changes to your day. (Eating better, exercising, getting drunk before, etc) kind of cool to mess with. FYI, I usually get 1.5-2 hours of non movement sleep a night.
The older I get, the less likely it is for me to sleep in. Usually I wake before 7, and sometimes I get back to sleep for a bit longer, but usually not. Tea is always calling my name in the morning..
