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If you cannot go to bed at a reasonable time in order to function at a job you have been hired to do, then no, you are not a responsible adult.
by castis 10y ago
If you cannot go to bed at a reasonable time in order to function at a job you have been hired to do, then no, you are not a responsible adult.
- madez 10y agoYou should ask someone who actually knows about that topic, e.g. any doctor that works with people with sleep problems, what they think of your statement.
- castis 10y agoI suppose I should have said "willing to go to bed at a reasonable time" but I don't supposed that would have left you satiated. > You should ask someone who actually knows about that topic The irony of you calling someone out for being rude is almost palpable.
- madez 10y agoI understand you are angry because of how I reacted. See, you are talking bad about other people, people you don't know, whose stories you might not even have ever imagined. And denying someone to possibly be a responsible adult is very bad in my book. Look how society treats people who are not adult or considered irresponsible. Having that in mind, I reacted rather direct and rude, but hopefully understandibly so.
- dkersten 10y agoI don't function very well in the morning, regardless of how much sleep I get. I've experimented with all kinds of sleep schedules and durations. I've tried taking vitamins, melatonin, exercising before bed. I've tried using flux and not drinking coffee the day before or at all. Non of this worked to make me funciton more in the morning. However, I can usually function very well at night, even if I'm tired. Even if I got little sleep. The problem is, if I get up early and try to function, then I won't be able to funciton later either. I do get up early and work a "morning persion" schedule, but its important to note that my employers rarely get my best work with this schedule.