No.156489
you die if you wake
gotta snooze
No.156493
>>156489You practically die when you sleep, and when you wake up, you simply take control of a aged up clone of yours.
No.156494
>>1564867 to 8 hours of sleep is one of the bare minimum things you need to function. This means your life will be miserable if you consistently fail to meet this requirement, but just because you've slept enough, doesn't mean your life goes on "easy mode" or some other "superpowers" which reddit for example, might have told you about. put simply, a well-rested body and mind is capable of working hard, and working hard is up to you.
It's also not just the duration. You also need to keep your sleep and wake time consistent, or you'll just end up sleepy all day because your brain is confused.
No.156495
>>156486Personally I find 6-7 to be the sweet spot.
No.156499
>>156495that's your strike zone
No.156500
I feel and act stupider if I don't sleep for 8 hours. That's enough proof for me.
No.156507
Haven't had more than 5.5 hours of sleep for a long time, except on the weekends/holidays when I sleep 7-8 hours. But even on the weekends I don't go back to sleep after I first wake up (unless it was <6 hours)
No.156552
>>156533>certainly not very healthy or good for mind and body, but while sleep is good i also want to stay upBut are you fine with it? I just slept for 12 hours and i feel awful and irresponsable. Personally, i haven't seen any disavantage on 3-6 hours sleep so i'm trying to achieve that.
No.156569
I am old now and can barely sleep 6 hours if I want to. I preferred when I was younger and could sleep 12+ whenever I wanted. I like sleep. I like dreaming. It's much more fun than being awake.
I can't stand having a normal schedule. My brain is built different. For years I couldn't sleep at all unless I was awake 48+ hours then I'd crash for 12. Now I can't stay up longer than 12 hours and I only sleep for 4-5. I've lived with constant jet lag so long I don't know what it feels like to be normal anymore.
I look forward to the final sleep. If my dreams (or other lives or whatever they are) are any indication it'll be much more comfy than the waking life I have here. Sleep is better. I don't feel pain when I'm asleep.
No.156576
>>156533I too have a messed up sleep cycle but luckily for me that means I am
usually awake for peak kissu posting hours, daylight be damned.
No.156863
I can go to bed and barely get 8 hours if I go to bed right now..... but I don't want to so I need to force myself...
This is why sleep sucks
No.158269
Decided to go all out on bamboo sheets, a really nice memory foam pillow, and one of those 4-inch thick memory foam mattress pads for my bed since I’d not been enjoying sleep all that much, and now I finally get it. What people mean when they say they enjoy sleeping. It’s so comfortable to lie down and relax on I don’t want to get out.
No.158271
You're supposed to sleep somewhere between 7 and 9. I assume people say 8 because it's right in the middle.
No.158276
My 3" latex topper will arrive soon. I hope to discover what it feels like to finally sleep. I might get a buckwheat pillow, not sure. Which pillows does kissu like?
No.158279
>>156486it quite literally makes you God.
No.158303
>>158276Update: Feels like a block of jello
No.158323
>>158304I'm at 30% of my bitential because this is such a shab.
No.160320
>>160319you do still seem to be rather sleepy
No.160471
>>160319This is my everyday experience. Sometimes the euphoria of relaxing makes me do nothing for one or two hours after sleeping.
No.160479
Is there actually a difference with fancier more expensive mattresses or is it all marketing?
No.160480
>>160479Mostly marketing. Water bed has always been the superior option.
No.160482
>>160480>Water bedI hear they're a huge pain in the ass to maintain. Having to clean up the insides ever so often to not foster giant mold colonies.
No.160484
>>160482I had two for decades and they were never an issue with cleaning. Fill them up and pour in a cap of bleach. They stay mold free forever.
Nothing compares to being able to control the temperature of your bed. I kept mine warm and toasty in winter and cool in summer.
They're just like any other bed once you finish setting them up. By that I mean all you have to do is change/wash sheets every now and again. Maybe set the temp. twice a year. My last one was a huge king size bed with tons of storage space under it in the form of drawers. I miss it every day.
No.160485
>>160482>>160484You know thinking about the mold thing it must be something people that have never slept on one parrot as an excuse for not trying them. Even if they molded it wouldn't matter. Since it'd be inside the water mattress so you'd never know. I never used bleach in mine when I had to re-fill them and the water always came out clean when I drained them during moves. They're easier to move than a regular bed too because the frame breaks down into easy to move parts and the water bladder is much easier to move around than a mattress.
The only issue I had with mine was the water bladder springing a leak in the corners twice in 25+ years. But it was always a slow leak and easy enough to patch with a patch kit.
The only downside I can see is the fact that they're heavy once you've filled them so you don't want to put them over a weak sub-floor. Which is the main reason I think that some apartment complexes banned them in the past.
I've never found a more comfy way to sleep. It's like sleeping on a warm/cold cloud. Ultimate comfy. Nothing compares. I've been suffering with a nice queen sized expensive mattress that people rave about being super comfy and it's no where near as comfy as my water beds. There are no pressure points with a water bed. No need to roll over every few hours. No matter how you sleep you feel like you're floating on air.
No.160487
>>160485I really want a water bed now
No.160488
I would need to go to bed at around 8pm and sure as fuck I won't fall asleep so early, at least most of the time.
Ironically enough, I can accidentally nap for a hour or three right after work and dinner, but then of course I won't fall asleep most of the night.
I tried various things, but it's all hit or miss.
I suspect I might have ADHD, but I'm not sure if it's causing sleep issue or is caused by it.
No.160494
>>160491Exhaled quickly through my nose as soon as Kaiji was on the screen.
No.162318
Instead of feeding into my continual cycle of low sleep and getting angry I will go to sleep right now and not get angry enough to stop myself from sleeping.