Lately my sleep schedule has gotten *really weird*

[conuly]

I'm falling asleep at night and waking up at dawn wtf.

(You're rolling your eyes, but for me, that's REALLY weird!)

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Comments

[kengr]

Trilobite article is getting a 404 error :-(

[conuly]

https://www.livescience.com/trilobite-eyes

[kengr]

Thanks

[dewline]

I'm not rolling my eyes because sleep apnea.

[pauamma]

I'm not rolling my eyes. (Not at you, at least.) My sleep pattern has changed substantially in the past year and change as well.

[moxie_man]

First stage of becoming a squirrel. Next, you'll start to horde food for the winter, followed by an urge to climb the walls whenever something seems threatening to you.

[marahmarie]

And throw acorns at people. I bet the acorn-throwing part is fun.

So your inner not-an-insomniac has crawled out and squinted at all the light

[marahmarie]

Weird as me doing anything similar, which at this point is unlikely. Good for you, though (if you can stand it; I find I get tired earlier on such a schedule, something I can never quite get used to).

[archersangel]

for a couple of weeks in the spring i was sleeping for couple of hours, waking up & not going back to sleep. it's a type of insomnia (i thought that meant not falling to sleep at all). i looked it up and it's a symptom of menopause, but after 3 weeks or so i went back to my normal sleeping pattern.