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I agree with this as well. No matter how hard I tried, I could not fall asleep early enough to get a decent nights sleep before having to be back at school in t
by jrnichols 8y ago
I agree with this as well. No matter how hard I tried, I could not fall asleep early enough to get a decent nights sleep before having to be back at school in the morning. "Just go to bed earlier" and all of the other unhelpful suggestions lofted my way did not solve the problem. As a result, I suffered greatly with chronic fatigue throughout high school and beyond.
Had I been able to sleep properly during those years, I might be a completely different person now.
To this day, I cannot (and will not) work a Monday-Friday 8-5 job.
- Tongueincheek 8y ago9 to 5 is the norm. 8 to 5 is absurd.
- chillacy 8y agoThis bothers me too. Knowing the sleep requirements of teenagers and how much I actually got, and knowing the effects of sleep deprivation on cognition and growth, I can only imagine that I’d be smarter and taller with proper sleep (and better nutrition) while growing up.