r/tiredButWired

Does anybody else sleep late to reclaim some "me time" at night?
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Does anybody else sleep late to reclaim some "me time" at night?

Recently saw this tweet and found it relatable.Happens to me sometimes, with all thr daily schedules, it feels like bed time is the only "me time" I have.

Anybody feel this? How do you deal with it?

u/LovelyButChaotic — 5 days ago
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i think a lot of people are tired not because life is hard but because their brain never actually stops consuming things

wake up and instantly check phone

music while showering

youtube while eating

scrolling while watching netflix

switching between 5 apps every few minutes

podcasts while driving

then scrolling until sleep

and somehow this became normal life

i noticed recently that the only moments my brain actually feels calm now are when im outside without my phone or just sitting somewhere without constant input hitting me every second

the weird part is silence almost feels uncomfortable at first

like your brain expects stimulation constantly now

idk

i honestly think a lot of people arent even physically tired anymore

theyre mentally overstimulated 24/7 and forgot what a calm brain feels like

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u/Business_Oil_7110 — 6 days ago
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Curious to know

What kind of adjustments you do in your bedroom to make it more relaxing and make it suitable for sleep.

One of mine is switching to blackout curtain from sheer one..helped me a lot in retaining my early morning sleep.

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u/Creepy_Intention6358 — 5 days ago