xNIGHTPAINx
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I have super bad insomnia. But I've always been a night owl so that doesn't help. ![Stick Out Tongue :P :P](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png)
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I think more clearly at night time.My dad thinks that a night job would be the best type of job for me ... He also told me that night time was when he was at his most creative ...
Me too, I've just accepted it but when someone tries to arrange a day out on a certain day, I'm usually worried will i have slept the night before? will i be really tired and in a bad mood on that day, so i usually reply, "ill let you know nearer the time", then i worry they think I'm not intrested in meeting when i am. Whenever I've had a job interview or am travelling by plane somewhere, you can gaurentee i won't get any sleep the night before, leaving me frazzled and stressed the next day, I like to save the precious few sleeping meds i get to take in case i have something important to do the next day.I have super bad insomnia. But I've always been a night owl so that doesn't help.![]()
Me too, Ive gone through that, thinking about mistakes ect, I just accept it now,its the only way and just read something or watch a film or something on You Tube.Can't get to sleep, trouble waking up a lot of the time. Initial insomnia was the Drs name for it, over-thinking about things really, since childhood