Joined: Oct 13, 2007 Posts: 346 Location: U.S. OF A
Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2008 6:55 am Post subject:
Well it depends. Im not a waking up person. I just hate having to get up and start moving, its annoying.
And I usually dont wake up till after 12pm. When I sleep a good 8 to 9 hours I usually always feel refreashed. No matter what time i wake up.
But when I dont get enough sleep im totally out of it when I wake up.
But im never angry or grouchy. I might be a little whinny. Like ill say... godddd shuuuuUuutt Uuuuuuppppp. After I wake up I become "normal" after like 30 minutes.
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when i wake up in the morning i always feel SO ANGRY if anyone even so much as talks to me. it is totally irrational and fucked up but... it's like i can't control it. i feel so sensitive to sound and energy. it's like it is so invasive to me that i am filled with rage ..... i don't want to be that way but the feelings of rage are so intense that i can act no other way. usually, i hide away and try to have as little human contact as possible (cats accepted) that way they don't have to deal with me and i don't have to deal with them.
if someone or something interrupts my sleep that REALLY pisses me off like nothing else. rage. sleep is precious to me. it is the only time i can NOT be anxious.
I'm very much the same as you in the morning, especially on a Monday morning! The sound of my alarm clock enrages me. Having to leave my warm nest of a bed and blissful unconsciousness behind in order to start the frantic, pointless activities of the day sends me into a fury. It's lucky my guy's always asleep at that time of morning, or he'd get the sharp end of my tongue most days and we'd end up falling out over trivial shit. Like you though, I'm fine with having my cat around, even when he's yowling for his breakfast and trying to trip me up when I walk downstairs, lol
I totally get what you mean by everything feeling invasive to you. It's all too light and loud and cold and fast-paced... I feel like a baby being born and forced out of the warm comfortable womb into a noisy, scary world! I have to fight an almost overwhelming urge to roll over and slip back into my dreams every morning when I wake up. I keep getting into trouble at work for being late in the mornings, but I just can't deal with that horrible time of day.
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I often wish that someone would come in and jump on my bed in the morning. I wake up and the first thing I want to do is go outside and play or if my chakra reserves are low, sit outside sipping coffee while watching the sunrise.
Psychedelicious wrote:
Whenever I am wake up I always feel really energized and the morning is my favorite time of the day. I always feel great until I go to school, and then as the day goes by I just tired of the day and want it to be over. I never actually feel really tired. It's weird.
exactly the same for me
I don't even get nearly enough sleep
Joined: Apr 28, 2008 Posts: 29 Location: in the center of the moon that glides above Detroit, Michigan
Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 6:06 am Post subject:
To be honest, I'm not too sure which part of the day works best for me. But I can definitely say that I like mornings better now than I did when I was forced to attend school(or anywhere else with lots of humans). I generally feel a bit more lazy in the morning than I do throughout the rest of the day. I think its because I'm nocturnal right now since I'm unemployed and have no important responsibilities. I seem to sleep best in the mornings than I do at night. I also find sleep to be precious, especially if I'm having a very intoxicating dream. I could understand why anyone would become angry after being woken up during a good rest. Perhaps people have morning rage because they're consciousness is resurrected from peaceful sleep and is forcefully placed back into this fast-paced, problem-filled realm we call Earth.
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I have to fight an almost overwhelming urge to roll over and slip back into my dreams every morning when I wake up. I keep getting into trouble at work for being late in the mornings, but I just can't deal with that horrible time of day.
