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TiGrrPrr 12-20-2003 03:06 AM

Sleep all day up all night?
 
Can't seem to swing it back around to being up during the day instead of all night. Anyone have suggestions on how to turn this around? :helpme

Corleone 12-20-2003 03:11 AM

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TiGrrPrr 12-20-2003 03:17 AM

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Originally posted by Corleone
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more info please...:)

OzMan 12-20-2003 03:21 AM

I found it very easy to get into that pattern.
It's tempting because nobody bothers you at night.

if you wanna switch however, the cure is discipline, time management.. that is, planning what you hope to get done the next day etc.

Also an alarm with no snooze helps :Graucho

eroswebmaster 12-20-2003 03:24 AM

I was able to get back to somewhat normal sleep patterns...waking up around 7 or 8 am and working all day...and then I got sick a bit over a week ago and had a ton of work to complete and since then I got back into that working until 6 or 7 am and sleeping until around noon shit.

PersianKitty 12-20-2003 03:25 AM

Best bet is to stay up all night and the next day, then go to sleep at a normal night time hour.

pornJester 12-20-2003 03:25 AM

I'm on the same schedule. I stayed up yesterday for 26 hrs straight to try and swing my schedule back around. I woke up at a more decent time today but ended up falling alseep watching some TV earlier. So now i'm right back where I started. :(

zzgundamnzz 12-20-2003 03:27 AM

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Originally posted by OzMan
I found it very easy to get into that pattern.
It's tempting because nobody bothers you at night.

if you wanna switch however, the cure is discipline, time management.. that is, planning what you hope to get done the next day etc.

Also an alarm with no snooze helps :Graucho

What he said :thumbsup

eroswebmaster 12-20-2003 03:30 AM

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Originally posted by pornJester
I'm on the same schedule. I stayed up yesterday for 26 hrs straight to try and swing my schedule back around. I woke up at a more decent time today but ended up falling alseep watching some TV earlier. So now i'm right back where I started. :(
LOL Exactly. Same here.

And when I try that stay up plan I usually end up too tired to concentrate for like a day or two. :(

TiGrrPrr 12-20-2003 03:36 AM

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Originally posted by pornJester
I'm on the same schedule. I stayed up yesterday for 26 hrs straight to try and swing my schedule back around. I woke up at a more decent time today but ended up falling alseep watching some TV earlier. So now i'm right back where I started. :(
I've tried this one, the same thing happened.

zzgundamnzz 12-20-2003 03:38 AM

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Originally posted by TiGrrPrr


I've tried this one, the same thing happened.

The first time you wake up drink alot of coffee. Hopefully that'll keep you from falling asleep.

TiGrrPrr 12-20-2003 03:38 AM

Wait a sec, for everyone who has replied in this thread, is it daylight where you are, or are you up in the middle of the night right now?:question

Arousal Design 12-20-2003 03:40 AM

Hey you guys...

you ever noticee when you're on that up all night schedule that things always arise that you have to do early in the morning when you're all cracked out and tired and want to sleep?

OzMan 12-20-2003 03:44 AM

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Originally posted by PersianKitty
Best bet is to stay up all night and the next day, then go to sleep at a normal night time hour.
That is also the best cure for jetlag.

I did a 31 hour flight to Australia and instead of crashing out when I arrived I went to bed at midnight local time.

Worked like a charm :thumbsup

ModelPerfect 12-20-2003 03:44 AM

It's 5:42am, and I haven't gone to bed yet

Ludedude 12-20-2003 03:45 AM

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Originally posted by TiGrrPrr
Wait a sec, for everyone who has replied in this thread, is it daylight where you are, or are you up in the middle of the night right now?:question
It's 2:45 AM here. I don't know why I'm up.

Lexxx 12-20-2003 03:46 AM

It does suck... 5:46am... my mind takes a long time to shut down...

lagwagon 12-20-2003 03:49 AM

:helpme

webbie911 12-20-2003 04:03 AM

HEy TiGrrPrr...
I got a solution for you, works like a charm, found out by acident.
My usual "program" was going to bed at 6-8am, sleeping to 14:-15:00, then athoer nap from 17:00 to lets say 22:00. So one night i missed waking up, got to bed at 6pm or something and woke up at 3am. By coinsidence i did this 3 days in a row, and man, i felt great. It turns out i caught all the good sleep from 9pm-12am and was feeling great. Still leaves you allot of "quiet" time from working, plus you can be "alive" throughout the day. I also seem to like the very early moning thrill when others are stating to wakeup ... try it an tell me how you feel after a week... :)

SomeCreep 12-20-2003 04:06 AM

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Originally posted by TiGrrPrr
Can't seem to swing it back around to being up during the day instead of all night. Anyone have suggestions on how to turn this around? :helpme
Its actually pretty simple. Just stay up all night, and force yourself to stay up all day too. Most likely you'll start getting really sleepy around 2 - 4pm, but force yourself to stay up and around 10pm finally let yourself sleep. Set your alarm for 9am so you dont oversleep. That'll give you back a "normal" schedule.

TiGrrPrr 12-20-2003 04:06 AM

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Originally posted by webbie911
HEy TiGrrPrr...
I got a solution for you, works like a charm, found out by acident.
My usual "program" was going to bed at 6-8am, sleeping to 14:-15:00, then athoer nap from 17:00 to lets say 22:00. So one night i missed waking up, got to bed at 6pm or something and woke up at 3am. By coinsidence i did this 3 days in a row, and man, i felt great. It turns out i caught all the good sleep from 9pm-12am and was feeling great. Still leaves you allot of "quiet" time from working, plus you can be "alive" throughout the day. I also seem to like the very early moning thrill when others are stating to wakeup ... try it an tell me how you feel after a week... :)

Hmmm, i'm suspicious of you newbie, reveal yourself or welcome and :321GFY

OzMan 12-20-2003 04:17 AM

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Originally posted by webbie911
... It turns out i caught all the good sleep from 9pm-12am and was feeling great. ...
There is a very old saying that an hours sleep before midnight is worth two after midnight.

It just isn't natural to sleep during the day.
Try comparing the quality of sleep 10PM to 6AM versus 10AM to 6PM.
Both are 8 hours but you sleep all day and still feel like crap when you wake up.

Good Night :Graucho :sleep

Trax 12-20-2003 05:01 AM

"sleep don't come cheap" - Trax

wise man :thumbsup

TiGrrPrr 12-20-2003 05:14 AM

So should i put on a pot of coffee or take two unisom?

MrSpeed 12-20-2003 05:25 AM

Reminds me of a Slaughter song...


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