Post number #269420, ID: ce0ed4
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I can't even sleep until 3am.
Post number #269492, ID: c586be
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your lifestyle and diet are probably so out of whack that you're just used to it at this point. try modifying both to get you in a habit of sleeping at normal hours. yes it'll take a few days but it does work.
Post number #269506, ID: ce0ed4
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>>269492 it's more my lifestyle than diet.
Post number #269533, ID: e20ca1
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Easiest way to sleep at normal time is to be physically exhausted. Then sleep comes so easily.
Post number #269612, ID: ce0ed4
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I'm physically exhausted almost all the time tbh.
Post number #269690, ID: 5e2fca
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Start lifting. Not joking. After I lift some shit I can't even write because my arms tell me they want to rest. If you lay on the bed, in 10 minutes you will be gone for the whole night.
Post number #269714, ID: ca8000
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>>269612 then just lie down, find a comfy position, and stop thinking about anything
Post number #269870, ID: 11f83c
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>>269612 its still a lifestyle thing. if you're used to doing nothing then you wont have energy to do anything. you need to force yourself to be active during the daytime so you'll actually be able to sleep at night
Post number #269887, ID: c2df4a
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hey i'm an insomniac due to anxiety. i can only sleep when i'm super tired because only then my mind isn't racing which keeps me conscious. even when i sleep i wake up in 3 hours or less, so i ended up taking multiple naps a day. yea i had no idea how people do this "sleep" thing either. it's probably magic.
Post number #269962, ID: ce0ed4
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>>269870>>269635 my knee acts like it's fucked up sometimes, especially recently, I'm getting a support on the 9th and a phyiotherapist or something similar.
I have a gym membership that I spend about 45 minutes at, 3 times a day.
Post number #269966, ID: ce0ed4
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It was a rupture of my ligaments, back when I had a skiing accident 4 years ago.
Post number #269968, ID: 01df98
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It's easy when you don't have horrible insomnia and persistant feelings of regret and lonliness.
Or so I've heard.
Post number #269996, ID: ce0ed4
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>>269968 both burdens that I could do without.
Post number #270105, ID: c2df4a
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>>269968 WHAT DID I SAY oh right, anxiety. "persistent feelings of regret" would be the words i use from now on
Post number #270142, ID: c6f4f1
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Put your phone away at night !! If you can avoid it, try not to bring any screens into bed at all. Not only do the bright lights wreak havoc on your sleep cycle, having a firm place and time exclusively for sleeping helps a bunch.
Post number #270143, ID: 048715
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Y'know that funny feeling when you feel all heavy? That's the signal to lie down and close your eyes for a while. What I like to do is sleep with one of those asmr meditation videos playing, and focus on that instead of letting my thoughts get away from me. Don't eat or drink anything beaides plain water beforehand, especially anything sugery.
Post number #270445, ID: f829dd
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OP here, I slept around 11pm-12am and woke up 8:55.
Post number #270472, ID: 52edec
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Get wasted physically. In moderate ways ofc...
Post number #270967, ID: cf3da4
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What "people" dues this refer to exactly? I only sleep when comfortable. That said, keep high frequent lights away (phones, etc) divert you mind from the days trivialities and consider exercise.
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