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#12 - AztecJew (01/12/2013) [-]
Hey! Just like my life! Or worse, I go a 24 hour span without sleep so I can reset my circadian rhythm to whatever I want and try a reasonable hour. Fall asleep playing GTA4 for 15 minutes around 7pm, been up ever since, it's 7:35am here   
MFW I just can't sleep
Hey! Just like my life! Or worse, I go a 24 hour span without sleep so I can reset my circadian rhythm to whatever I want and try a reasonable hour. Fall asleep playing GTA4 for 15 minutes around 7pm, been up ever since, it's 7:35am here
MFW I just can't sleep
User avatar #44 to #12 - coolcalx (01/13/2013) [-]
I had that problem last summer. at one point, I was going 50 hours without sleep, then sleeping for a normal 8 hours, and then staying awake for another 50 or so hours.

it was weird.
User avatar #54 to #44 - AztecJew (01/13/2013) [-]
Right? Longest I've ever gone was 8 days, give or take a few hours. I've had sleep studies done and they always went back to basic principles and knowledge of sleep in general and told me "well technically speaking you don't NEED to sleep, the only medical evidence necessitating sleep is fatigue..." and all that crap. Sleep aids don't help either, I just have unescapable nightmares for about twenty or thirty minutes then wake up feeling blurred. I think I'm just gradually requiring less and less sleep.
User avatar #58 to #54 - coolcalx (01/13/2013) [-]
damn dude. I never get nightmares (I've only had maybe three since middle school. I'm in college now)

it was weird. I wasn't tired at all, I was just awake. I'd lay down but I wouldn't feel any need to sleep, so I'd just get up and do whatever
User avatar #59 to #58 - AztecJew (01/14/2013) [-]
sometimes I just space out and stare into the dark, I've slept more than 5 hours in one sitting only three times in my life, it felt crazy waking up from that
User avatar #60 to #59 - coolcalx (01/14/2013) [-]
man, that's awful. I feel for you bro.

do you sleep in segments? if so, that's actually more natural than long periods of sleep. we're not actually designed to sleep for 8 hours at a time.
User avatar #61 to #60 - AztecJew (01/15/2013) [-]
sometimes I'll sleep for 2 to 4 hours, wake up for about 10-24 hours then sleep about the same amount, best I've ever done was 5 hours straight, bathroom, then back to sleep for another hour or so, but that was after a lot of sex so maybe that's the key to sleep haha
User avatar #62 to #61 - coolcalx (01/15/2013) [-]
interesting. I guess you're healthy, otherwise?
User avatar #63 to #62 - AztecJew (01/15/2013) [-]
I was a state champion wrestler, marathon runner (not competition), work out like a fiend, so it doesn't effect my physical health and my IQ is 188 so definitely not effecting cognition. More than anything I think it has interesting effects on my perspective and abstract thought process.
User avatar #64 to #63 - coolcalx (01/16/2013) [-]
that's definitely interesting.
#26 to #12 - EdwardNigma ONLINE (01/13/2013) [-]
I know that feel. Every time I get it fixed and dandy, in a few days, it's back to falling asleep at 5 in the morning and waking up in the afternoon. I'll probably never be able to have a proper fucking job because of this shit.
User avatar #37 to #26 - AztecJew (01/13/2013) [-]
I have gone days without sleep and things just see to get more detached and distant, after 3 days I get loopy and my logic and reasoning becomes very abstract. I'm still able to work with computers and such but in my other job where I'm expected to interact with people it becomes challenging. Ultimately I have to hope I can work from home so my work is unaffected by my nonsensical sleep "patterns"
User avatar #24 to #12 - sideffect ONLINE (01/13/2013) [-]
masturbate,
#20 to #12 - N. Korean citizen (01/13/2013) [-]
I usually just focus on my breathing, no idea what circadian rhythm is if that's relevant. To lazy to look it up.
User avatar #21 to #20 - AztecJew (01/13/2013) [-]
basically your sleep pattern or internal clock
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