boat wrote:
On the topic of sleep, does it for anybody else take insanely long to actually fall asleep? I most commonly only manage to after two or so hours of lying in bed trying, but it's not uncommon that it takes three or more, sometimes even seven hours after which I've usually just given up.
I've had this since forever so I'm just used to it, but I get the feeling that most people can't really relate, some people are even baffled by it.
I guess it's partially due to my asthma, I have a hard time breathing just in general.
Why do you have the exactly same thing as me -.-
Can lay in bed for like a couple of hours without falling to sleep, with asthma it becomes a bit harder to breath idd. That is why sleeping is over-rated.
This might be because of my bad habbit to stay up to 6 am everyday and not wasting much energy during them. there is only one side effect to staying up to long. it's the damn lucid dreaming.
(kriers don't read this, You already got your sleep paralysis thing to worry about )
Not sleeping for to long may cause lucid dreaming. Being asleep and still being awake isn't a bad thing tho.
First you feel like you are light as a feather and you can feel your feets going numb. after a while you can imaginating things and you can see them as clear as anything else. moving your hand up 2 cm feels like 2 m. A really weird experiance. (Would not recommend it) There is a chance it goes bad and you see stuff you never thought you would.