(kemona_halftau)
does the reader have a non-24-hour sleep schedule? if so, is it usually longer than or shorter than 24 hours?
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(kemona_halftau)
@syn i was polyphasic for a bit, i tried out uberman and dymaxion (sleeping every 4 or 6 hours) but i just got so tired that i had to return to monophasic
@kemona_halftau yeah I’m not sure how long term viable those super extreme schedules are for most people
(kemona_halftau)
personally mine is shorter than 24 hours
@kemona_halftau wait do you mean per sleep cycle do you wake up at a consistent time or before or after
(kemona_halftau)
@harlow i mean if you wake up at, say, 06:00 one morning, when you wake up a week later, is it before or after 06:00? (replace 06:00 with your usual wake time)
@kemona_halftau I couldn’t know cuz I artifically control my sleep schedules with alarm clocks, drugs and habits, lol
@kemona_halftau at this point i genuinely no idea
i thought it may be longer than 24 hours but trying to follow that doesn’t fully fix my sleep issues and i get times where i can’t sleep until 3-4 hours later than usual seemingly out of nowhere regardless of what schedule i try to keep, so the only conclusion i got from all that is “getting my 9-10 hours in is more important than waking up at around the same time to me”
@noisytoot @kemona_halftau yeah it was a whole thing, Buckminster Fuller was an interesting guy
@kemona_halftau my schedule fluctuates, i wake up between 6 and 9
@kemona_halftau I developed Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome™ at puberty, but the cycle is relatively stable in the absence of influences (which are many) with occasional periods of being longer than 24h, however many years later I discovered I'm highly photosensitive so if I have a strong daily light exposure and am relatively free of said influences, it's quite stable, even more so if I take timed microdose melatonin....