Sleep? Yeah, we're in a pretty complicated relationship at the moment.
So, I suppose I should provide this post with some context: I've been having a horrible time sleeping this past month, since I've been back at school. I didn't see the sun for most of my first two weeks of classes, and I ended up missing 90% of my classes those first two weeks.
I'm still not on a normal schedule, but I've managed to get to the point where I'm not missing classes anymore. I'm pulling true all-nighters -I don't sleep at all- probably two to three times a week, not for any real reason, but just because I can't sleep. Yesterday afternoon, at around 4pm I'd been up for 26 hours straight, and I'd only just started to become tired.
It's Saturday morning, and I woke up nearly an hour ago (6am), having been absolutely dead asleep for the last 12 hours (12 hours is something of an unusual amount of sleep for me; even after 20-30 hours awake I very rarely sleep more than 8 hours).
I dunno. It's something that worries me. I'm pretty sure it's not good for me, but when I get to read for hours and hours, and I've got time to do my homework and go to class... It's kind of hard to care.
I'm still not on a normal schedule, but I've managed to get to the point where I'm not missing classes anymore. I'm pulling true all-nighters -I don't sleep at all- probably two to three times a week, not for any real reason, but just because I can't sleep. Yesterday afternoon, at around 4pm I'd been up for 26 hours straight, and I'd only just started to become tired.
It's Saturday morning, and I woke up nearly an hour ago (6am), having been absolutely dead asleep for the last 12 hours (12 hours is something of an unusual amount of sleep for me; even after 20-30 hours awake I very rarely sleep more than 8 hours).
I dunno. It's something that worries me. I'm pretty sure it's not good for me, but when I get to read for hours and hours, and I've got time to do my homework and go to class... It's kind of hard to care.