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Depends on one's lifestyle a lot. When I was younger I could sleep late so I cared much more about the afternoon daylight. However since I've got a kid I now ha
by ivanhoe 9y ago
Depends on one's lifestyle a lot. When I was younger I could sleep late so I cared much more about the afternoon daylight. However since I've got a kid I now have to get up before 7am every day to handle all the chores - and so I started caring much more about the morning daylight. Honestly nothing more depressing to me than having to go out of my warm bed into a cold and still pitch dark winter morning. It's just a FML kinda thing...
- curun1r 9y agoIt's funny...I love waking up in darkness. I like to get an hour of meditation in before I start my day and lighting a candle in a dark room makes that easier. I also love sunrises and sunsets, so being awake before sun comes up means I get to see both. There's something about that transitional light, where the sun's angle has to go through more atmosphere, that I find quite magical. I can see how having responsibilities that need to happen in the morning would keep you from being able to step back and appreciate those more aesthetic enjoyments, but if can figure out how to find moments within those responsibilities when you can appreciate the beauty, perhaps getting up in the pitch dark won't seem so depressing.