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IMO it’s a typical sign of onsetting chronic stress. At first it makes you feel more fresh, you start sleeping less and thinking more. Then half a year later y
by heavenlyblue 7y ago
IMO it’s a typical sign of onsetting chronic stress.
At first it makes you feel more fresh, you start sleeping less and thinking more. Then half a year later you realise you haven’t slept well for a really long time.
Truly negative sides become more noticeable much later when it’s too late.
Over the years I have tried: meditation, trying to keep my mind off, going for a walk in the middle of the night, eating, not eating in the evening, working, drinking, weed.
The only thing that actually worked is just staying in bed with my eyes closed. No, you don’t sleep - but you still rest mentally by letting your concentration wander off.
- op00to 7y agoFunny, weed really helped me but despite being a legal medical patient I can’t leave my house to get more!
- xscott 7y ago> Truly negative sides become more noticeable much later when it’s too late. I slept poorly for years, so I suspect I can guess some of these, but I'm curious which side effects you meant. It's hard for me to know what negative changes are a result from normal aging and which wouldn't be there if I had managed my sleeping better.