Lucky you. What I'd do for those hours of unconsciousness. At most, meh, I'll get a modest 5 hours. And at this moment it's two am. I'm not sure if this is considered insomnia, but it sure feels like it. My head is always racing with thoughts, and the heavier my eyelids get, the more spastic my thoughts and movements get. The day is the night, the night is the day. Days are tiring as shit, the nights make me feel alive. I guess I'm just weird, because I've endured this for about 6 months.
Hypersomnia is actually not fun at all.
I do not feel rested after all that sleep, but feel even more tired if I sleep less. I take pills for it now that help me be more awake, but before that I could hardly function and would pretty much be sleep walking when I was awake. I've slept through entire weekends and have had episodes lasting for months where I could hardly do anything physically or mentally. It can be very disabling.
IIN I have sleeping problems? Am I alone?
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Lucky you. What I'd do for those hours of unconsciousness. At most, meh, I'll get a modest 5 hours. And at this moment it's two am. I'm not sure if this is considered insomnia, but it sure feels like it. My head is always racing with thoughts, and the heavier my eyelids get, the more spastic my thoughts and movements get. The day is the night, the night is the day. Days are tiring as shit, the nights make me feel alive. I guess I'm just weird, because I've endured this for about 6 months.
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Hypersomnia is actually not fun at all.
I do not feel rested after all that sleep, but feel even more tired if I sleep less. I take pills for it now that help me be more awake, but before that I could hardly function and would pretty much be sleep walking when I was awake. I've slept through entire weekends and have had episodes lasting for months where I could hardly do anything physically or mentally. It can be very disabling.